Building PureOS packages with git-buildpackage (gbp) The goal is to have a standardized, repeatable way to build packages via the git distributed version source control tool. Inspired by [[ https://dep-team.pages.debian.net/deps/dep14/ | DEP-14 ]] == Description == == Installation == == Packaging workflow == == Pristine tar == == Build package == == Push to repo == == gitlab-ci example =

Building PureOS packages with git-buildpackage (gbp) The goal is to have a standardized, repeatable way to build packages via the git distributed version source control tool. Inspired by [[ https://dep-team.pages.debian.net/deps/dep14/ | DEP-14 ]] == Description == [[ https://honk.sigxcpu.org/projects/git-buildpackage/manual-html/ | Git buildpackage ]], or gbp for short, is a tool to maintain Debian packages via git. Using git as the distributed version control system to store the data as well as packaging meta-data means that packages can be built directly from a git repository. This page is dedicated to the use of gbp in PureOS but it should be applicable in any Debian-based distro. == Installation == On PureOS, gbp is installed via this command; ``` sudo apt install git-buildpackage ``` == Packaging workflow == == Pristine tar == == Build package == == Push to repo == == gitlab-ci example =

Building PureOS packages with git-buildpackage (gbp) The goal is to have a standardized, repeatable way to build packages via the git distributed version source control tool. Inspired by [[ https://dep-team.pages.debian.net/deps/dep14/ | DEP-14 ]] == Description == [[ https://honk.sigxcpu.org/projects/git-buildpackage/manual-html/ | Git buildpackage ]], or gbp for short, is a tool to maintain Debian packages via git. Using git as the distributed version control system to store the data as well as packaging meta-data means that packages can be built directly from a git repository. This page is dedicated to the use of gbp in PureOS but it should be applicable in any Debian-based distro. == Installation == On PureOS, gbp is installed via this command; ``` sudo apt install git-buildpackage ``` == Packaging workflow == == Pristine tar == == Build package == == Push to repo == == gitlab-ci example =