[DEFAULT] # the default section provides defaults for the other sections. Also, # other sections can use the values here in interpolations. # The basedir to use for interpolations in other sections treepkg_dir: /home/builder/mill # basedir for the packager track subdirectories tracks_dir: %(treepkg_dir)s/tracks # The command to use to gain the permissions to execute pbuilder. The # default is sudo. The actual command line used to run pbuilder is # root_cmd followed by the pbuilder command line. With the default it # is something like # # sudo pbuilder build # # The value of this option is split into words with the python function # shlex.split. See the python documentation for the precise semantics. # shlex.split works pretty much like a POSIX shell but it doesn't # perform any expansions. # # Set an empty value to indicate that no special command is needed. # # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values root_cmd: sudo # The builder class to use. With this option you can configure the # "build-backend" to be used. Currently supported are pbuilder and # sdbmock. # Default is PBuilder # builder_cls: sdbmock # The builder config file to use. It should be an absolute filename. # The script initpbuilder.py can create it and the rest of the pbuilder # files and directories. You can override this in the pkg_ sections for # individual packagers if necessary. You will have to adapt e.g. pbuilder # yourself, then, though. builderconfig: %(treepkg_dir)s/pbuilder/pbuilderrc # Email address and name to use as the packager in the debian packages. # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values deb_email: packager@example.com deb_fullname: Sample Packager # specify debian build options. The value specified here will be passed # through to the build process in the environment variable # DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS. You can override the value in the pkg_ sections. # # For example, you can use the following setting to indicate to the # build process that make should use two processes in parallel when # building the software: # # deb_build_options: parallel=2 # # Note: When using pbuilder via sudo (see root_cmd option) make sure # that sudo does not strip DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS and DEB_BUILD_PARALLEL from # the environment (the latter variable is needed for packages that use # cdbs, it's automatically set by the tree packager). #deb_build_options: # Template for the package revision. The template should include the # specifier "%(pkg_revision)d" which will be replaced by the revision # number of the package (usually 1). Note, that since the format used # by the config file also uses %-based interpolation the %-character has # to be doubled. # E. g. with a prefix "treepkg%(pkg_revision)d", the default, a # generated package might be named foo_1.0-treepkg1_all.deb pkg_revision_template: treepkg%%(pkg_revision)d # Whether to handle dependencies between packagers. This is useful if # the tree packager is to build a library and a program using the # library, each with their own debian source packages and repositories. # With dependency handling the library will always be updated before the # program and the binary packages of the library will be made available # to the pbuilder instance, so that the program will be built against # them. # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values handle_dependencies: False # Uncomment and insert the ID of the key with which to sign .dsc, .changes the # Release file in the pbuilder's extra-pkg directory. # You can override this in the pkg_ sections if you need package # specific values #signing_key_id: # Use the status_hook vaiable to set a command you want to execute once # the status of a treepkg has changed # The envrionment variables set before this hook is called: # TREEPKG_TRACK - The name of the track currently on # TREEPKG_BASE_DIR - The name of the base directory of the current build # TREEPKG_STATE - The state in which the track is currently (e.g. error) # TREEPKG_STATENAME - The name of the current state # (e.g. creating_binary_package) # status_hook: [treepkg] # Section for general tree packager configuration # Interval in seconds between checks for updates check_interval: 3600 # file used to communicate instructions to a running tree packager instructions_file: %(treepkg_dir)s/instructions [pkg_kdepim] # Sections with names starting with "pkg_" define the configuration for # a package. # The SVN URL to check out for packaging. Will only be used for the # initial checkout svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kdepim # The directory under which the packager directory structure will be # created. base_dir: %(tracks_dir)s/kdepim # The packager class defines how the packaging works. The # enterprise.kdepim class knows how to package the enterprise branch of # KDE-PIM. packager_class: recipes.kde_enterprise_3_5.kdepim # Required fields for a pkg_ section inherited from the DEFAULT section # in this example: root_cmd deb_email deb_fullname # An additional option, name, is inferred from the section name. Its # value is the part of the section name after the pkg_ prefix. [pkg_kde-i18n] # Another packager. This one for the the localizations. This packager # requires an additional parameter, orig_tarball. svn_url: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/kdepim/enterprise/kde-l10n base_dir: %(tracks_dir)s/kde-i18n orig_tarball: %(base_dir)s/kde-i18n-de-3.5.5.tar.bz2 packager_class: recipes.kde_enterprise_3_5.kde_i18n