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lazycat-app-publisher

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Use when converting Docker Compose or Docker Run apps to LazyCat LPK v2, publishing or updating LazyCat apps, deciding between private/community store (喵喵商店) and official app store publication for incentive-excluded apps, copying Docker images to the LazyCat registry, selecting images in multi-service manifests, using lzc-publish, or configuring permissions, passwordless login, app interconnect, resources, run_as, FUSE, physical-display VT, dynamic launcher icons, client platform support, L4 ingress, and file picker integration.

  • Reads credentials
  • Installs packages

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