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== Development Howto's == | == Development Howto's == | ||
=== how to checkout, build and install latest sources for testing === | |||
apt-get install bzr-builddep | apt-get install bzr-builddep | ||
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bzr bd | bzr bd | ||
# debs will be in ../build-area | # debs will be in ../build-area | ||
=== how and where to report bugs/problems in latest sources === | |||
IMHO: -- [[User:Allee|allee]] 20:14, 27 September 2007 (CEST) | |||
* [https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fai/+bugs LauchPad], if bug is in a released version | |||
* If bug is valid for debian too, open a Debian BTS report (e.g, reportbug --bts debian fai) and refer to the debian bug# in Lauchpad. | |||
* [[UbuntuTeam/TODO]],if it's only in bzr repo, mention on IRC can't hurt. Use bold, stars, blinking text at the top in case it is a showstopper for next release ;) | |||
If a bug fix applies to debian too always sent the patch to Debian BTS. |
Revision as of 18:14, 27 September 2007
Ubuntu's FAI Team
Ubuntu Resources
- Source Code Repository
- Bug Listing
- Team Package Archive
- Meetings: IRC on freenode channel #ubuntu-meetings
- Mailing list: linux-fai-devel@uni-koeln.de
- IRC: oftc, channel #fai
- Wiki: this one ;-)
Development Howto's
how to checkout, build and install latest sources for testing
apt-get install bzr-builddep bzr whoami "First Last <my@e.mail>" bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~fai/fai/trunk-ubuntu
mkdir tarballs apt-get source fai mv fai_3.2.1.orig.tar.gz tarballs/
mkdir build-area cd trunk-ubuntu bzr bd # debs will be in ../build-area
how and where to report bugs/problems in latest sources
IMHO: -- allee 20:14, 27 September 2007 (CEST)
- LauchPad, if bug is in a released version
- If bug is valid for debian too, open a Debian BTS report (e.g, reportbug --bts debian fai) and refer to the debian bug# in Lauchpad.
- UbuntuTeam/TODO,if it's only in bzr repo, mention on IRC can't hurt. Use bold, stars, blinking text at the top in case it is a showstopper for next release ;)
If a bug fix applies to debian too always sent the patch to Debian BTS.