Hello, On antradienis 04 Rugpjūtis 2009 16:18:49 Bernhard R. Link wrote:
> > This way "Architecture: $arch" is never broken and "Architecture: all" is > > used as a staging area for arch:all packages. I have not tested yet if I > > could use "Architecture: dummy" rather than "Architecture: all" as such a > > staging area for arch:all packages, but I believe I can hence the bug is > > wishlist. However, it would be great if you could implement such > > inclusion behaviour in reprepro itself. Just let me know if you would > > like to see my scripts. > > I've considered addings something like that (using the 'embargoalls' > Tracking mode), but that was more complicated than I thought. > (Especially as I mostly planed it for updates, so that architecture all > packages are embargoes until they can be used). Ok, so far as I can see something like this could work: 1) Remove that error denying "Architecture: all" in conf/distributions 2) If there is Architecture: all in conf/distributions and _all.deb is being included via includedeb, include etc., it should be included to that Architecture: all section as well. IIRC, this was not the case with previous reprepro versions as I had to "generate" a pull which would pull from $arch to "all" manually. It is useful to have the newest arch:all packages apt-getable in central place for buildds. URI for this is like: deb URL dists/$distro/main/binary-all/ 3) When 'embargoalls' (or similar) tracking mode is enabled, include / processincoming do not include _all.deb packages to those architectures, which are not present in the .changes Architecture field. However, it always adds those _all.deb to tracking database. Now whenever another .changes is being processed which match Distro/Source/Version in the tracking data, include / processincoming should include _all.debs (flagged 'a' as far as I understand) from tracking into the target architecture as well. This behaviour would eliminate the need for my custom scripts completely. Maybe I will try to look at the code. -- Modestas Vainius <modes...@vainius.eu>
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