Add compression option #14
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This adds go.mod support at version 1.19. This will make it easier for other people to pull the repo and work on it, since modules is the way to go these days.
In order to target older operating systems, we need to be able to set the compression to something that they'll suport, such as `xz`. For example, these days, `zstd` is the default, but that won't work on older systems. This option allows you to specify the compression on the command line. If you do not use the new setting, then the default value from `dpkg-deb` will be used, just the same as before.
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Note that I based this on #13, which adds |
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In order to target older operating systems, we need to be able to set the compression to something that they'll support, such as
xz. For example, these days,zstdis the default, but that won't work on older systems.This option allows you to specify the compression on the command line. If you do not use the new setting, then the default value from
dpkg-debwill be used, just the same as before.