I presume you mean lightsd. Nifty stuff. What do you think of Suse's OBS? I believe you're squarely in its target audience.
And hats off to you for going the extra mile for your project! Your PKGBUILD even looks quite good. Would you like some assistance in writing a -git pkgbuild for people who want to try the absolute newest commit?
Thank you! Yes, I was referring to my work on lightsd.
I didn't know about Suse's OBS until this thread, I guess I need to look into it. I have been building my own CI/CD pipeline on top of Buildbot so far. It's a PITA, but leaves a lot of room for creativity, hopefully it will be rewarding down the road.
I don't know about the -git thing for PKGBUILD, what's the syntax/documentation?
SUSE's OBS is in my biased opinion (I work at SUSE), probably one of the better ways of solving this problem for ISVs. You don't need a build infrastructure, you can get feedback from distribution maintainers and submission to the main distribution is surprisingly painless. Actually you can build packages for non-SUSE distributions on OBS as well, so it's even more versatile than just the openSUSE community's distributions.
And hats off to you for going the extra mile for your project! Your PKGBUILD even looks quite good. Would you like some assistance in writing a -git pkgbuild for people who want to try the absolute newest commit?