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Add basic dependency handling to PackageTrack and PackagerGroup.
PackageTrack now extracts dependency information from the debian/control
file and PackagerGroup sorts the tracks based on this information so
that packages on which other packages in the group depend on are built
first and their newly built binaries are installed added to the pbuilder
instance.
Also add some test cases.
author | Bernhard Herzog <bh@intevation.de> |
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date | Fri, 23 May 2008 16:11:22 +0000 |
parents | c0c93d242438 |
children | 84a1716827f8 |
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[DEFAULT] # the default section provides defaults for the other sections. Also, # other sections can use the values here in interpolations. # The basedir to use for interpolations in other sections treepkg_dir: /home/builder/enterprise # The command to use to gain the permissions to execute pbuilder. The # default is sudo. The actual command line used to run pbuilder is # root_cmd followed by the pbuilder command line. With the default it # is something like # # sudo pbuilder build <name-of-dsc-file> # # The value of this option is split into words with the python function # shlex.split. See the python documentation for the precise semantics. # shlex.split works pretty much like a POSIX shell but it doesn't # perform any expansions. # # Set an empty value to indicate that no special command is needed. # # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values root_cmd: sudo # The pbuilder config file to use. It should be an absolute filename. # The script initpbuilder.py can create it and the rest of the pbuilder # files and directories. You can override this in the pkg_ sections for # individual packagers if necessary. You will have to adapt pbuilder # yourself, then, though. pbuilderrc: %(treepkg_dir)s/pbuilder/pbuilderrc # Email address and name to use as the packager in the debian packages. # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values deb_email: packager@example.com deb_fullname: Sample Packager # A prefix used in the package revision number of the generated debian # package. E. g. with a prefix "treepkg", the default, a generated # package might be named foo_1.0-Q1_all.deb debrevision_prefix: treepkg [treepkg] # Section for general tree packager configuration # Interval in seconds between checks for updates check_interval: 300 # file used to communicate instructions to a running tree packager instructions_file: %(treepkg_dir)s/instructions [pkg_kdepim] # Sections with names starting with "pkg_" define the configuration for # a package. # The SVN URL to check out for packaging. Will only be used for the # initial checkout svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim # The directory under which the packager directory structure will be # created. base_dir: %(treepkg_dir)s/kdepim # The packager class defines how the packaging works. The # enterprise.kdepim class knows how to package the enterprise branch of # KDE-PIM. packager_class: enterprise.kdepim # Required fields for a pkg_ section inherited from the DEFAULT section # in this example: root_cmd deb_email deb_fullname # An additional option, name, is inferred from the section name. Its # value is the part of the section name after the pkg_ prefix. [pkg_kde-i18n] # Another packager. This one for the the localizations. This packager # requires and additional parameter, orig_tarball. svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kde-l10n base_dir: %(treepkg_dir)s/kde-i18n orig_tarball: %(base_dir)s/kde-i18n-de-3.5.5.tar.bz2 packager_class: enterprise.kdei18n