refactor: Replace yq with bbb-yq-go (based on debian yq-go) - #837
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I'm considering invalidating commands with This should prevent people from going astray when following old commands. Any opinions? |
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yq-go, now added viabbb-yq-gopackage from BigBlueButton's packages repository.bbb-yq-go(packaging mikefarah/yq binary from https://github.com/mikefarah/yq/releases) matches the mikefarah/yq syntax BigBlueButton relied on in previous BBB iterations under the nameyq. When upgrading to Ubuntu 24.04 in #826 we tried adopting the tool calledyqalready present in Ubuntu 24.04. However, the syntax was different (overcome in #826 and bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton#24805) and the behavior turned out to not be identical either.need_ppaas it was causingapt-keycomplaints and errors - discovered during the work on the PRNote, this matches bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton PR bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton#25398
Many thanks to @christmart who ported yq-go from Debian into a launchpad ppa. Initially I adopted that ppa but decided it's best for the project to be in control of which
yqversion we're using. See bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton#25398 for our packaging.