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* a [http://launchpad.net Launchpad] account | * Read the [[PackagingGuide|packaging guide]] or have at least a look to the [[MeetingLogs/openweekintrepid/Packaging|packaging 101 session]] * a [[http://launchpad.net|Launchpad]] account |
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}}} * configure your name and contact email address for Debian packaging: add to your .bashrc file: {{{ # Debian packaging export DEBEMAIL=john.doe@mail.com export DEBFULLNAME="John Doe" |
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* create an upstream branch in the project on launchpad. Be sure to check for a license file. In case there's none, contact upstream. For projects that distribute sources with a build-system/build-command this should be an import of the release you want to package | * create an upstream branch in the project on Launchpad. Be sure to check for a license file. In case there's none, contact upstream. For projects that distribute sources with a build-system/build-command this should be an import of the release you want to package. Replace the $NAMES with your own values of course! |
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bzr push bzr+ssh://$LAUNCHPAD_ID@bazaar.launchpad.net/~$LAUNCHPAD_ID/$PROJECT/$PROJECTNAME.upstream }}} | bzr push bzr+ssh://$LAUNCHPAD_ID@bazaar.launchpad.net/~$LAUNCHPAD_ID/$PROJECT/$PROJECTNAME.upstream |
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* create a packaging branch derived from the upstream branch you just imported {{{ bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~$LAUNCHPAD_ID/$PROJECT/$PROJECTNAME.upstream $PROJECTNAME.ubuntu }}} * ... * Use dch to inform of the changes in your package (not the code changes from upstream, only what has changed in the Debian packaging) |
This guide tries to explain packaging from the point of view of a Java developer.
Note to Debian / Ubuntu wizard: please help me correct this guide in relation to Debian packaging guidelines.
Prerequisites
Read the packaging guide or have at least a look to the packaging 101 session
a Launchpad account
- Ubuntu with these packages installed: build-essential cdbs debhelper devscripts unzip bzr ant
sudo apt-get install build-essential cdbs debhelper devscripts unzip bzr ant
- configure your name and contact email address for Debian packaging: add to your .bashrc file:
# Debian packaging export DEBEMAIL=john.doe@mail.com export DEBFULLNAME="John Doe"
- create a working directory
- cd into that directory
Packaging
Before you package a library or program
- check the extension license for main, universe suitability.
check if the library or program was already packaged in Debian or Ubuntu (search http://packages.debian.org/ or search in Synaptic)
if it was not created before, create a new project in Launchpad. If you are packaging a pure library (no main() method), call it lib<name>-java. If it's a program, use its lowercase name.
Packaging Procedure
Common steps
- create an upstream branch in the project on Launchpad. Be sure to check for a license file. In case there's none, contact upstream. For projects that distribute sources with a build-system/build-command this should be an import of the release you want to package. Replace the $NAMES with your own values of course!
cd directory-with-upstream-sources bzr init bzr add . bzr commit -m "* import of upstream source (vVERSION.INFO)" bzr push bzr+ssh://$LAUNCHPAD_ID@bazaar.launchpad.net/~$LAUNCHPAD_ID/$PROJECT/$PROJECTNAME.upstream
- create a packaging branch derived from the upstream branch you just imported
bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~$LAUNCHPAD_ID/$PROJECT/$PROJECTNAME.upstream $PROJECTNAME.ubuntu
- ...
- Use dch to inform of the changes in your package (not the code changes from upstream, only what has changed in the Debian packaging)
JavaTeam/KnowledgeBase/Packaging (last edited 2011-01-13 22:43:22 by bgn92-2-82-225-252-228)