Hello @Andrius, I have installed the generated .deb file on my system and it works as expected. I have written a manpage which I have tested to be accessible via 'man mindthegap'. I have modified debian/copyright to reflect on the current project. Running Lintian, I have corrected any errors with regards to the docs. There are no documentations pre-written or available on the upstream repository so I am unsure if I should either exclude this (by removing docs-base which I have already done) or write a documentation base myself.
In addition to this, checking the current repository and my current progress would be much appreciated, as I feel like this is more or less ready. Best regards, Shayan Doust July 7, 2019 2:03 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Hello, > > Just with regards to MoM and how imperative communication is, I thought I'd > keep you both updated > with how it's going. I've been in an emergency trip for the past couple of > days, and will be > returning at some point later today. Hence I will be continuing where I left > off from. > > Regards, > Shayan Doust > > July 5, 2019 7:51 AM, [email protected] wrote: > >> Hi Shayan, >> >> On 2019-07-04 16:13, [email protected] wrote: >> >>> The build was failing due to hdf5, so I have patched that up and the build >>> runs successfully within >>> pbuilder, and has generated a .deb file, which is still great news. >> >> Great news indeed! I'm impressed by your learning speed :) >> >>> I have never worked hands-on like this with CMake nor multiple dependencies >>> so I have certainly >>> learned a lot in terms of communication paths and the packaging process >>> itself, which is of course >>> something to extend and improve on, but we all start from somewhere so >>> thanks! >> >> I find Debian packaging an awesome way to learn things about programming >> languages and build systems. I usually tinker with bio- and >> cheminformatics packages and have to deal with stuff from Fortran to >> Gradle every day :) >> >>> I will fix any character length violations, then push all my changes I have >>> done. I don't think the >>> package installs in the correct directories yet so I will look into that by >>> digging into the >>> documentation and refactor some files under debian which seem to be >>> incomplete (such as copyright) >>> and look into running lintian to ensure policy satisfactions. >> >> Sure. Just ping me when you feel the packages are more or less ready, >> I'll review them. >> >> Best wishes, >> Andrius >> >> -- >> Andrius Merkys >> Vilnius University Institute of Biotechnology, Saulėtekio al. 7, room V325 >> LT-10257 Vilnius, Lithuania
