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Previously, we used pip to manually install the fsfe-reuse package. Now
we can use the new AUR package reuse.
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The Rust package for Arch includes rustfmt and clippy, so we don’t have
to use rustup for it. To make the builds simpler and faster, we move
the format and clippy tasks to the archlinux-*.yml build that already
has Rust installed.
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I changed the build setup so that the trigger is determined by the
branch being pushed to. Therefore the triggers in the build scripts are
no longer needed and removed in this patch.
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The reuse linter verifies that nitrokey-rs complies with the REUSE
specification 2.0.
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While we want to test the code on multiple platforms and with different
configurations, it is sufficient to execute the linting once. Therefore
we move the formatting checks into a new lint build.
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This patch adds license and copyright information to all files to make
nitrokey-rs compliant with the REUSE practices [0].
[0] https://reuse.software/practices/2.0/
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The archlinux build compiles libnitrokey from source. Now we also
verify that we can use the system libnitrokey version.
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