[arch-ports] Development with new Core Repo setup?
Armin Luntzer
armin at archlinuxppc.org
Thu Sep 20 03:55:51 EDT 2007
Am Mittwoch, den 19.09.2007, 18:40 -0400 schrieb Zac Brown:
> So I haven't heard what it is we're doing yet with the new "core" repo
> setup and such? Alex? Armin? Any thoughts or directives?
Ok, here's the current status of my preparations:
* I have written a nifty little script which should handle the
shuffling of cvs entries and packages.
* Modified /arch/db* and webdb/interface scripts to work with
core and <arch> tags in packagenames.
* Built new pacman, gcc & gcc-libs versions.
My thoughts on how to do the move:
* backup cvs-{extra,current} and scripts
* move new scripts in place
* create cvs-core, ftp-dir, ~/staging/core/{add,del}
* run my migration script (takes 5-20 min I guess)
* it will put the repos (core,extra) to /tmp, do a quick check
and move them into place
* run /arch/db-{core,extra}.
* check core/{base,devel} packages for their correct groups,
rebuild if necessary
* fix & release installer
* remove everything from current, put pacman, libarchive & libdownload
packages with the <ppc> tag stripped from the pkgname in there to
ensure backward-compatibility. This is a better solution than a
symlink to core imo.
* announce
How do we handle the various kernels (pmac,prep,powerstack)?
kernel26-pmac should go to base, will prep & powerstack have their own
core/kernels dir?
-Armin
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