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Daniel Micay
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twitter.com/DanielMicay/st The issues I brought up with Android platform-tools packaging across distributions have been addressed in Arch Linux: archlinux.org/packages/commu git.archlinux.org/svntogit/commu Version numbering was fixed and it's the latest stable release rather than a snapshot.
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Daniel Micay
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If you package Android platform-tools (adb, fastboot, etc.) for a Linux distribution, please switch to using the official version numbering and stable releases instead of building snapshots from stable releases of the Android Open Source Project and overwriting the versioning.
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Daniel Micay
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The platform-tools-29.0.2 tag was published alongside the release so the issue of it not being clear how to get the right revisions of the code is completely resolved: twitter.com/DanielMicay/st I think they just had to fix the automatic build / release system to push the tags.
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I talked to @jmgao about this yesterday since it wasn't clear how to get the right revisions and there's now a platform-tools-29.0.1 tag: android.googlesource.com/platform/syste This is the latest stable release and should be used for the standalone tools. It's not tied to Android OS releases.
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Daniel Micay
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In a few years, maybe the resolution will trickle into Debian stable and there may even be a short window where the package is a bit less than a year out-of-date and can be used. Don't get your hopes up since they deliberately don't even ship security updates like Arch, etc. did.
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