feat(packaging): updating existing debian packaging for current fossology #750
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…logy updating the debian packaging scripts from [email protected] to support recent changes (agents) of the fossology code base. proper readme text still missing.
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super strange, the vagrant environments should be the same for every one, but the error must be in the differences between the locally shared (project) folders. I will try to do this with clean checkout on a vanilla virtual machine and then report. |
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I will also have a look. Maybe merge #738 first? |
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I retested it with a clean checkout (=no clutter from potentially uncommitted files) and it works as expected for me. I was also wondering: how did executing the vagrant machine script actually work and installing the fossology from (the shared vagrant folder containing the) source, if the composer is not installed, or if the composer installation does not work? - that should fail in your case, regardless if you want to trigger the package build? May it be that you were trying the vagrant file from Actually the vagrant file in pbconf is for project builder (see the script in side) while the vagrant file in project root is just a plain way to install fossology from source, which was all I needed to execute the debhelper based backage build. attached the complete dump of this run, to see where I am doing what, switching to the virtual machine in line 23282. |
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I have also retested. The problem was caused by #701 and does not appear if one do not restart. Installation also works well. |
updating the debian packaging scripts from [email protected] to
support recent changes (agents) of the fossology code base. updated
readme text still missing, the existing one is still from 2008.
Usage (one possibility):
vagrant up(will use a trusty64 box by default)vagrant sshcd /vagrantsudo dpkg-buildpackage -Isudo apt-get install debhelper postgresql-server-dev-all libjson0-devsudo dpkg-buildpackage -Icollect the packages (unfortunately at root dir) and test with a trusty64 installation