Name: packaging-slurm-llnl
Owner: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Description: assorted files used for packaging
Created: 2012-08-27 15:15:53.0
Updated: 2018-02-28 21:46:49.0
Pushed: 2018-03-19 16:13:09.0
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These are the files necessary to create a package for Ubuntu. Note that the
master branch is empty: all of the files are on branches that are named
according to the Ubuntu distribution codename (i.e. trusty or xenial)
Edit this file to reflect the version and platform you are building for. Then source this into your environment with ./setup_env.sh
The makefile contains steps to build packages. While make deb is intended to do everything from start to finish, currently its necessary to run steps manually as some of the dependencies don't appear to work correctly.
make tld # Creates top-level directory based on build version
make source # Checks out source
make packaging # Checks out packaging (this repo) into build
make plugins # Adds Hutch-specific plugins
make tarball # Makes the "orig.tar.gz" file
make deb # _Finally_ builds the package
The makefile has another target used when building a new release. This updates the changelog with the new version and prompts you to document the new release.
To create this new package release, update the environment with the new version numbers- editing the setup_env.sh script is a good way to go.
Then run make version. This will check out the packaging files to the head
of the branch indicated by $lsb_codename, use debchange to update the
release (which is where you will edit the changelog to include release
details). The updates are then checked in, tagged with the appropriate version
tag, and everything pushed upstream.