On Tue, 21 Apr 2015, Rainer Gerhards wrote:
2015-04-20 22:39 GMT+02:00 David Lang <[email protected]>:
these look like really useful scripts, but I'm having trouble
reverse-engineering them to figure out what needs to be where to make them
work.
I don't have the details, but most of them are in a state of "great,
it worked", so it's not very fine-tuned. As a side-activity, I am
making changes to the scripts. Florian (out of office today) can
probably comment better on the current status.
Note that I have streamlined the scripts for the daily builds. These
daily build scripts are in ./scripts/auto_daily* and are probably a
better starting point to understand the structure. Note that the
package build control files resides in different directories and there
is a lot of (uncessary) duplication. That duplication will hopefully
change soon.
The big problem I am having is trying to figure out what needs to be where and
what scripts do I use in what order.
build.sh is looking for .dsc files
prepare.sh is looking for tarballs of source
there's make dist in the main packages that makes a tarball, and repack works on
this, but should this be in the projectname directories next to
trusty/precise/etc or a level up, or both
I'll take a look at the auto_daily scripts to see if they make more sense to me,
but otherwise I'm so lost that I'm basically ending up trying to recreate them
from scratch to figure out what is supposed to happen in what order and what
each step needs where.
David Lang
Rainer
At one point it seems to be using the results of 'make dist' but at other
places it seems to be requiring an upstream source tarball.
there's a truely huge number of packages that are needed to make this work
as well. I'll try to document them when I get everything working.
David Lang
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