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@ -3,12 +3,14 @@ README (English)
Launchpad Package tools Launchpad Package tools
################################################## ##################################################
This directory contains files to explain how to publish This file contains explanation how to publish
a package onto LaunchPad. a package onto LaunchPad.
Some string useful for local testing creation recipe. Some string useful for local testing creation recipe.
Here used technique when you have separate debian directory
and merge it with source using recipe file.
# This is standard command to work on RPM packaging: # This is standard command to work on DEB packaging:
# #
# To install all packagers tools: # To install all packagers tools:
# sudo apt-get install bzr-builder bzr dpatch pbuilder debootstrap devscripts debhelper build-essential # sudo apt-get install bzr-builder bzr dpatch pbuilder debootstrap devscripts debhelper build-essential
@ -16,29 +18,33 @@ Some string useful for local testing creation recipe.
# Init local working env # Init local working env
- Create account on launchpad.org - Create account on launchpad.org
- Create Project - Create Project
- Link project to official SCM server - Import branch from git mirror
- Create new recipe
- Upload SSH public key onto account - Upload SSH public key onto account
- Upload you GPG sign key - Upload you GPG sign key
- Run from command line: - Run from command line:
bzr launchpad-login yourlogin bzr launchpad-login yourlogin
bzr whoami "Your Name <email@email.com>" bzr whoami "Your Name <email@email.com>"
- Create a file /.pbuilderrc with content (need for local testing) - Create a file /.pbuilderrc with content (need for local testing creation recipe)
## Overrides /etc/pbuilderrc ## Overrides /etc/pbuilderrc
# Default distribution # Default distribution
# Uncomment if you want different distribution system than you use now.
#DISTRIBUTION=saucy #DISTRIBUTION=saucy
COMPONENTS="main restricted universe multiverse" COMPONENTS="main restricted universe multiverse"
# Repositories # Repositories
MIRRORSITE=http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu MIRRORSITE=http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
OTHERMIRROR="deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION} ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-backports ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-security ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-updates ${COMPONENTS} | deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa/ubuntu ${DISTRIBUTION} main" OTHERMIRROR="deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION} ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-backports ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-security ${COMPONENTS} | deb ${MIRRORSITE} ${DISTRIBUTION}-updates ${COMPONENTS} | deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sdk-team/ppa/ubuntu ${DISTRIBUTION} main"
# Last PPA is example how to add additional PPA to your local build system. Useful when you want use packages that don't exist in standard repository.
# For build results # For build results (in this directory you will find deb packages. Don't forget this path!)
BUILDRESULT=${HOME}/pbuilder/result BUILDRESULT=${HOME}/pbuilder/result
# Mount directories inside chroot environment # Mount directories inside chroot environment
BINDMOUNTS=${BUILDRESULT} BINDMOUNTS=${BUILDRESULT}
- Make our pbuilder trust packages from our PPA - Make our pbuilder trust packages from our PPA
For example you added PPA ubuntu-sdk-team, now you need add public key for using this PPA.
First, we'll login to our pbuilder environment: First, we'll login to our pbuilder environment:
sudo pbuilder --login --save-after-login sudo pbuilder --login --save-after-login
Then, we'll give it the public key to our PPA, just like if we were adding it to our own keyring: Then, we'll give it the public key to our PPA, just like if we were adding it to our own keyring:
@ -63,26 +69,28 @@ DEBEMAIL="<Your email address>"
mkdir debian mkdir debian
cd debian cd debian
bzr init bzr init
cp -pr dolibarr_root/debian bzr/debian cp -pr valentina/debian bzr/debian
bzr add debian bzr add debian
bzr commit -m "Init" bzr commit -m "Init"
bzr push lp:~dismine/valentina/debian bzr push lp:~dismine/valentina/debian
or download it from launchpad bazaar: or download it from launchpad bazaar:
cd bzr cd bzr
bzr branch lp:~eldy/dolibarr/debian bzr branch lp:~dismine/valentina/debian
- To update this debian directory, edit files into the bzr dir and run - To update this debian directory, edit files into the bzr dir and run
bzr commit -m "Description of change" bzr commit -m "Description of change"
bzr push lp:~dismine/valentina/debian bzr push lp:~dismine/valentina/debian
- Create a file dolibarr.recipe with content - Create a file valentina.recipe with content
cd bzr cd bzr
vi dolibarr.recipe vi valentina.recipe
# bzr-builder format 0.3 deb-version {debupstream}+{revno}+{revno:packaging} # bzr-builder format 0.3 deb-version {debupstream}+{revno}+{revno:packaging}
lp:dolibarr lp:valentina
merge packaging lp:~dismine/valentina/debian merge packaging lp:~dismine/valentina/debian
Next command usefull for local testing creation recipe.
- Run command - Run command
cd bzr cd bzr
bzr dailydeb --allow-fallback-to-native valentina.recipe working-dir bzr dailydeb --allow-fallback-to-native valentina.recipe working-dir
This will create a directory "working-dir" with dolibarr sources and will add sources from ~eldy/dolibarr/debian This will create a directory "working-dir" with valentina sources and will add sources from ~dismine/valentina/debian
- Test package sources - Test package sources
sudo pbuilder build <working-dir>/<project>_<version>.dsc sudo pbuilder build <working-dir>/<project>_<version>.dsc
Example: sudo pbuilder build working-dir/valentina_0.2.2.dsc Example: sudo pbuilder build working-dir/valentina_0.2.2.dsc