15 Dec
2017
15 Dec
'17
10:17 p.m.
Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
I cloned "tde-packaging", switched to
r14.0.x. Then I cloned "tqt3", "cd
tqt3", "cp ../tde-packaging/debian/squeeze/dependencies/tqt3/debian .".
Now "debuild -b -uc -us" builds the packages without errors.
Is this the intend way to build debian packages or is there a beter way?
yes this is the way I use also.
I asked for automated build scripts and Michele mentioned something about
making such public, but I don't know what happened.
I wrote one big Makefile that I used to build the packages with their
dependencies, but its rather fast and dirty solution - so I prefer not to
show it :)
However you are on the right path if you stick to the base version - i.e.
you rebuild packages that are same branch that you are on. Example
14.0.5/14.0.5.
You'll probably have issues if you build 14.1.0 and run them on base 14.0.5
and you'll need to rebuild dependencies too.
I was intending to setup repo for 14.1 (DEVELOPMENT), but did not find time
so far to read the howto. However it might be that after I migrate my build
machine I could also find some time to do this around or after Christmas.
I've been using this for almost an year now without problems.
regards