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| − | ===Set up===
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| − | We now use cvs without needing mezzanine, check you have it installed
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| − | yum install cvs
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| − | ====Local developer environment====
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| − | /etc/profile.d/smebuild.sh
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| − | # Developer environment
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| − | # This gets symlinked into /etc/profile.d
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| − | export CVS_RSH=ssh # tell CVS to use ssh
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| − | # DO NOT set CVSROOT
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| − | alias rm='rm -i'
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| − | alias cp='cp -i --preserve=timestamps'
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| − | alias mv='mv -i'
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| − | ====Access to build system====
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| − | Ask admin@contribs.org for certificates, give the email address to use for notifications
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| − | yum install --enablerepo=smedev plague-client
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| − | Copy certificates and config file to ~/
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| − | .plague-client.cfg
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| − | .username.pem
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| − | .contribs-upload-ca.pem
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| − | .contribs-server-ca.pem
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| − | chmod 600 .username.pem
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| − | Check it's working
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| − | plague-client list_builders
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| − | Builders:
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| − | build64-1.contribs.org x86_64 amd64 ia32e noarch i386 i486 i586 i686 athlon available
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| − | build32-1.contribs.org i386 i486 i586 i686 athlon noarch available
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| − | ====sf.net access====
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| − | if local username is different to sf.net username
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| − | ~/.ssh/config
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| − | Host smeserver.cvs.sourceforge.net
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| − | User sfusername
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| − | Host smecontribs.cvs.sourceforge.net
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| − | User sfusername
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| − | chmod 600 ~/.ssh/config
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| − | ===Usage===
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| − | ====Import cvs====
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| − | This is just cvs information, not source code.
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| − | You can use ~/home/smeserver or whatever suits.
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| − | mkdir ~/smeserver
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| − | cd ~/smeserver
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| − | cvs -z3 -d:ext:smeserver.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/smeserver co -P rpms
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| − | cd rpms
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| − | cvs -z3 -d:ext:smeserver.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/smeserver co -P common
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| − | mkdir ~/smecontribs
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| − | cd ~/smecontribs
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| − | cvs -z3 -d:ext:smecontribs.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/smecontribs co -P rpms
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| − | cd rpms
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| − | cvs -z3 -d:ext:smecontribs.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/smecontribs co -P common
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| − | ====Modify a package====
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| − | Builders have rights to patch packages, tag, and build.
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| − | If you need to upload new source tarballs or versions shad has to do that for now.
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| − | Binary files are stored in a look-aside cache on shads box. CVS isn't great on binary files.
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| − | Mezzanine, (mzsfget, mzclean, mzprep, mzpatch, mzbuild, mzput) have all be replaced with a new method.
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| − | These are the most common commands.
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| − | make sources
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| − | make local
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| − | make prep
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| − | make srpm
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| − | make tag
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| − | make build
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| − | make clean
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| − | make patch SUFFIX=<stuff>
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| − | change to work directory
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| − | cd smecontribs/rpms/smeserver-foo/contribs7
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| − | For more information
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| − | make help
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| − | To prepare a tree
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| − | cvs update -dPA
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| − | make clean
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| − | make prep
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| − | You can switch to the tree and make modification.
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| − | In the prepared dir copy a file you want to modify like so:
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| − | cp 28UserManagerProxyPass 28UserManagerProxyPass.{patchname}
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| − | Then modify the original file 28UserManagerProxyPass
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| − | To add new files touch the file.{patchname} so it is empty. [Check]
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| − | Once you have all the files you want patched copied and changed then you can build the patch (from the contribs7 dir) with:
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| − | make patch SUFFIX={patchname}
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| − | It will build and add the patch for you. It should be named "name-version-{patchname}.patch"
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| − | Read up on gendiff. That is what the makefile uses to generate the diff file.
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| − | Once you are satisfied and want to submit the package to the build server you can do the following.
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| − | This tags all files as belonging to a particular build version
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| − | make tag
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| − | This will submit the request to the build server which will checkout the recently tagged version and build it in a chroot (mock) env.
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| − | make build
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| − | Once the commit is done you can test a build locally [check, can we make local before a commit]
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| − | make local
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| − | Key things are to always do "make tag" before "make build"
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| − | Always ensure you are working with the latest version (cvs update -dPA).
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| − | Issue from rpms directory, or a directory below, anywhere with a CVS directory
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| − | You and updatesteam will get an email on successfull build.
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| − | Only you will get an email on failed build.
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| − | ===Workflow===
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| − | Once the server successfully builds it will automatically be pulled on the next repo update run
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| − | (40 past the even hours MDT). The package will either be put into the smedev (new package) or smetest (exist in higher repo) After verification the package is manually moved from smedev/smetest to smecontribs/smeupdates-testing
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| − | Check updates/status on the build server: http://buildsys.contribs.org
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