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Ubuntu PPA with daily svn snapshot #272

Open aerostitch opened 9 years ago

aerostitch commented 9 years ago

Issue migrated from trac ticket # 1299

component: www | priority: minor

2015-05-10 09:22:46: tobedeprez@gmx.com created the issue

I made a PPA on launchpad with daily builds of SVN snapshots of navit (see https://launchpad.net/~supertux-dev/+archive/ubuntu/daily). It would be nice if you could refer to this PPA on your download page.

aerostitch commented 9 years ago

2015-05-11 11:33:12: tobedeprez@gmx.com commented

Sorry, included the wrong link in the previous post. The correct link to the PPA is https://launchpad.net/~trldp/+archive/ubuntu/navit-daily

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-02 04:12:41: @jkoan commented

Closing this ticket --> Navit will provide its own nightly repo see https://github.com/navit-gps/navit/issues/366

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-02 04:13:16: @jkoan changed status from new to closed

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-02 04:13:16: @jkoan set resolution to invalid

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-03 19:47:22: @pgrandin changed status from closed to reopened

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-03 19:47:22: @pgrandin removed resolution (was invalid)

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-03 19:50:51: @pgrandin commented

I think that instead of closing this ticket we should work together with Tobe - more people working on it, less work for everybody :)

Tobe, we intend to build packages using our CI system. Want to help?

I think that it is important for us to keep some form of control over the packaging, but your help would be definitely welcome.

aerostitch commented 6 years ago

2017-12-10 07:08:09: tobedeprez@gmx.com commented

I would be willing to help, however I don't really see the advantage of CircleCI over the launchpad PPA system for building Ubuntu packages. (I am new to CircleCI, so correct me if I'm wrong.) Launchpad easily supports building packages for all versions of Ubuntu that are currently supported, while CircleCI only seems to have images available for some Ubuntu versions. Also the launchpad PPA system is tightly integrated with Ubuntu (making it relatively easy to add PPA's for users). Trying to set up a similar system using CircleCI seems like reinventing the wheel to me.

That being said, CircleCI might be a useful tool for building packages for other systems (Windows, Android, ...).