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codex-app-linux-publisher

v0.0.0

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Build and publish Linux Codex desktop app repacks.

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codex-app-linux

Build/publish repo for the Linux Codex desktop release flow.

Current shape:

  • tracks upstream desktop appcast feeds for prod and beta
  • rebuilds the upstream desktop app for Linux x64
  • emits linux-unpacked and AppImage
  • publishes a thin npm launcher package
  • expects users to already have codex installed

Commands

npm test
npm run release:prod
npm run release:beta

Manual local build against the golden beta asset:

node scripts/release-channel.mjs \
  --channel beta \
  --archive "__golden__/Codex (Beta)-darwin-arm64-26.311.30926.zip"

Distribution Model

GitHub Releases:

  • source of truth for Linux desktop artifacts
  • uploads AppImage
  • uploads a tarball of linux-unpacked

npm:

  • publishes codex-app-linux
  • acts as a thin launcher
  • downloads the matching AppImage from GitHub Releases on first run

Launcher behavior:

  • uses existing CODEX_CLI_PATH if set
  • otherwise sets CODEX_CLI_PATH from which codex
  • errors if neither is available
  • sets APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1 by default for broader compatibility
  • AppImage and linux-unpacked binaries also perform the same codex lookup at launch

GitHub Actions

Workflow: .github/workflows/release.yml

  • scheduled twice daily
  • checks both upstream channels
  • builds linux-unpacked and AppImage
  • creates/releases tagged GitHub assets
  • publishes latest for prod, beta for beta

Nix

This repo also includes a flake.nix with:

  • devShells.default for local release work
  • apps.release-prod for nix run .#release-prod
  • apps.release-beta for nix run .#release-beta