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The tar command currently used to create the release `smocker.tar.gz` files isn't compressing the archives, so add the `-z` in there. This should reduce archive sizes from around 32mb to 10-15mb (compressing a released tarball is usually 10mb, my local builds are 15mb, so might vary depending on who runs the build) and not lead to any confusion when folks run `tar -xzf smocker.tar.gz` and find out the it's not compressed. Current instructions using `tar xf` don't need to be updated since that will detect if the archive is compressed.
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The tar command currently used to create the release
smocker.tar.gzfiles isn't compressing the archives, so add the-zin there. This should reduce archive sizes from around 32mb to 10-15mb (compressing a released tarball is usually 10mb, my local builds are 15mb, so might vary depending on who runs the build) and not lead to any confusion when folks runtar -xzf smocker.tar.gzand find out that it's not compressed.Current instructions using
tar xfdon't need to be updated since that will detect if the archive is compressed.