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Team Repo Guide
This guide will guide you through cloning team repo, building packages from it and making changes, pushing changes back.
Note our repo has not yet been picked up by cron job. This means it is not yet available on git.debian.org. For now only those who are project members can clone the repo using alioth.
Preporation
Read through [Alioth/SSH]. It tells you how to avoid hardcoding your username everywhere as well as how to install SSH on alioth. This guide assumes you have at least created ~/.ssh/config as explained on that page.
Also you will need at least these packages in addition to the build requirements
$ sudo apt-get install git-core git-buildpackage pristine-tar
Cloning the repo
Let's create a derictory for all our packaging and change into it:
$ mkdir ~/pkg-crosswire $ cd ~/pkg-crosswire
Currently we only have sword package. So we are going to clone it:
$ git clone ssh+git://alioth.debian.org/git/pkg-crosswire/sword.git $ cd sword
Now let's setup the tracking branches:
$ git branch --track upstream origin/upstream $ git branch --track pristine-tar origin/pristine-tar
Now after typing next command, you should see output as displayed:
$ git branch * master pristine-tar upstream
Building from the repo
Building from the repo is easy
$ git checkout master $ git buildpackage --pristine-tar
This will export the tree to ../build-area, generate pristine tarball (with identical checksums as upstream), and envoke debuild -uc -us there. Sit back, relax and watch it build.
For more information about git-buildpackage see
/usr/share/doc/git-buildpackage/manual-html/index.html
I will add more info here in due course.