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linux-status for Debian
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There's a Vagrantfile to make maintenance easier. To start, use `vagrant up`,
then `vagrant ssh`. The project will be in /vagrant; kill the VM using
`vagrant destroy -f` when you're done.
There're a bunch of useful one-liners in Makefile. Everything is built in
debian/build-area/.
* Merge the new version to the debian branch (cannot be a lightweight tag for
the gbp tools to work):
git merge TAG
* Add a changelog entry & tag it:
make changelog
make tag
* To test, make a source package:
make src # Or:
make src/test # Ignores uncommitted changes.
* To test, make a binary package:
make bin # Or:
make bin/test # Ignores uncommmited changes.
* You can push the changes to GitHub now:
make push
The rest should be taken care of by GitHub Actions. Otherwise, you can
upload the package to Launchpad manually as described below.
* Upload the source package to the PPA:
make upload
To make the package available for different Ubuntu distributions, copy the
package binaries on Launchpad. I dread the day when this becomes
impossible.
* Make a binary package using pbuilder (useful for testing that the package
builds on a particular distribution):
make DIST=focal dist/create
make DIST=focal dist/update
make DIST=focal dist
make DIST=focal dist/test # Ignores uncommitted changes.
-- Egor Tensin <egor@tensin.name> Mon, 08 Mar 2021 07:33:14 +0000
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