Pedro, > Am 16.07.2015 um 21:01 schrieb Pedro Marques <[email protected]>: > > Filip, > >> On Jul 16, 2015, at 6:47 AM, Filip Pytloun <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hello Martin, >> >> so is there some repository that you use to track packaging changes when you >> don't contribute back to Juniper/contrail-packages? >> I didn't found such repository or any more informations on how syseleven >> builds are done, so that was the main reason why we have chosen to use >> Juniper/contrail-packages to build packages and contribute back to it. >> >> Are your changes and restructuring so huge or incompatible so they can't be >> contributed back to Juniper/contrail-packages? > > There are probably the following categories of changes: > 1. Migrating third-party downloads to a set of x-dev packages. > 2. Choice of init systems (supervisor, systemd, initd). > 3. Details that may depend on deployment design. > > AFAIK, > In order to solve 1. we just need someone to upload the packages to the > opencontrail PPA so they can be used as build dependencies; it would be good > to have the packaging scripts committed to contrail-packages also so that > these source packages can be recreated. This just means adding packages… Once > this is done, the opencontral CI systems need to be modified so that they can > use the PPA as a repository in order to download these files… then the build > dependencies can be added. It is a sequence of steps requiring coordination > but it not really a design issue. >
I did upload the required packages for Ubuntu to the Launchpad repo and sent in patches that would remove the third_party-stuff. They failed to be build because they won't work on Fedora obviously if the packages aren't there as well. Since then, I didn't hear anything else about it. What is the story on these? We need a working set of dependency packages for all currently supported distributions before we can go ahead and delete third_party from the build process properly. Martin
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