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Every push to main publishes 4 images per language plus the unpacked build tree, and nothing on the storage server ever shrinks. `kolibri.raw` is a fixed 128 MiB regardless of content, and `kolibri.img` ends up stored three times per language. This adds a compaction step at the end of the deploy playbook. It runs on the storage server itself, so nothing extra crosses the network. - The build that was just published stays as it is: bare images and a browsable tree. - Every older build keeps its images zipped and loses the unpacked tree, which is rebuildable from the commit anyway. `*.distr.zip`, `sha256sums.txt` and `build.log` are never touched. Reviewed-on: KolibriOS/kolibrios#697 Reviewed-by: Gleb Zaharov <risdeveau@lair.moe> Reviewed-by: Mikhail Frolov <mixa.frolov2003@gmail.com>
KolibriOS
KolibriOS is a hobby operating system for x86-compatible computers, which is currently being developed by a small but passionate team of enthusiasts.
Its kernel, most drivers, and many programs are written entirely in FASM assembly language, making them very compact and lean on system resources.
Based on MenuetOS, it uses its own standards and is NOT fully POSIX or UNIX compliant.
Website
Visit the official KolibriOS website for more information, downloads, and documentation.
Contributing
We would appreciate any participation in the project and always welcome new users and contributors.
Detailed instructions for the contribution process can be found in the contributing guide.
Common list of tasks, issues and enhancement proposals can be found on this page.
Special thanks
The KolibriOS team expresses special thanks to the author of the 32-bit MenuetOS, Ville Turjanmaa. We also want to note that all MenuetOS copyrights have been preserved.