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Cross platform desktop app, wrapping the wire-webapp. Based on Electron.
- Node.js >= 10
- Npm
- Git
- Yarn (Install using the official instructions at https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/, and not using the package recommended by apt-get)
sudo apt install git npm nodejs
npm install --global yarngit clone https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop.git
cd wire-desktop
yarnyarn startyarn test| Stage | Branch | Action | Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (Feature development) | (varies) | commit | x.y+3 (e.g. 3.20) |
| 2 (Nightly test automation) | dev | commit or squash merge from feature branch | x.y+2 (e.g. 3.19) |
| 3 (Internal release) | staging | merge (don't squash) from dev | x.y+1 (e.g. 3.18) |
| 4 (Production release) | main | merge (don't squash) from staging | x.y (e.g. 3.17) |
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- Updates from "dev" to "staging" (changelog): https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop/compare/staging...dev
- Updates from "staging" to "main" (changelog): https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop/compare/main...staging
# Build for macOS
yarn build:macos
# Build for Windows
yarn build:win
# Build for Linux
yarn build:linuxIf you would like to build for another Linux target, run the following command:
export LINUX_TARGET=<target>
yarn build:linuxReplace <target> with your desired target (e.g. rpm). Have a look at the documentation for electron-builder for the available targets. Multiple targets can be combined by comma separation (e.g. rpm,deb). Note that we cannot offer support for uncommon targets.
Furthermore, you can disable asar packaging (not recommended, but e.g. needed for target dir) by setting ENABLE_ASAR="false" before building. Example:
export ENABLE_ASAR="false"
yarn build:linuxIf you are having troubles building Wire for Desktop, then our troubleshooting page might be of help.
All Wire translations are crowdsourced via Crowdin.
You can of course use the webapp in your browser, but if you prefer to install wire-desktop, continue reading here:
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop/wiki/How-to-install-Wire-for-Desktop-on-Linux