Configuration:

• See journal/CMakeLists.txt for an example
• Two main blocks of code needed
  • block #1 """

    packaging with the help of docker and packagecloud

    package repository at packagecloud

    set (PKGCLOUD_USERNAME "danse") set (PKGCLOUD_REPO "ins")

    dependencies

    set (DOCKER_PKGING_DEPS_DEB "danse.ins journal") set (DOCKER_PKGING_DEPS_RPM "danse.ins journal") set (DOCKER_PKGING_TEST_SRPM ". /opt/danse/bin/setup-danse.sh && python -c 'import pyre; print pyre'") set (DOCKER_PKGING_TEST_RPM ${DOCKER_PKGING_TEST_SRPM}) set (DOCKER_PKGING_TEST_DEB ${DOCKER_PKGING_TEST_SRPM}) """

  • block #2 """

    docker folder for build and test packaging artifacts

    execute_process( COMMAND rm -rf docker WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} ) execute_process( COMMAND git clone https://github.com/danse-inelastic/packaging-use-docker docker WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} ) add_subdirectory(docker) """

Usage:

For debian $ cmake .. or $ cmake -D DOCKER_PKGING_DEB_DIST_NAME=ubuntu -D DOCKER_PKGING_DEB_DIST_VERSION=14.04 ..

and then $ make test-deb

For rpm $ cmake .. or $ cmake -D DOCKER_PKGING_RPM_DIST_NAME=centos -D DOCKER_PKGING_RPM_DIST_VERSION=7 ..

and then $ make test-rpm

test-deb:

• prepare the environment for building
• make a debian package
• upload the pkg to packagecloud repository
• try install it by using the repository and run a simple test

test-rpm

• prepare the environment for building srpm
• make a srpm package
• upload the srpm pkg to packagecloud repository
• obtain srpm from repository, and run rpmbuild to create binary rpms
• upload binary rpms to packagecloud repo
• try install binary rpm by using the repository and run a simple test

Problems:

• rpm and deb releases are treated differently:
  • rpm: source rpm
  • deb: binary deb

Old documentation:

To build src rpm:

$ git clone / $ mkdir build $ cd build $ cmake ../ $ (sudo) make build-srpm

src rpm will be in docker/srpm/build/SRPMS/

Upload it to release site.

Then test the src rpm by

$ (sudo) make test-srpm