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GRAM Releases Package Creation
The following process is to be followed to create a GRAM release package:
- Determine the release number (example 2.0)
- Repository should be tagged with the release number by typing:
$ git tag -a v2.0 -m 'v2.0'
- From the top level gram directory type:
$ git show v2.0 > src/GRAMVERSION
- Then to make new deb files:
Note: create_gram_packages.py really seems to want the gram_root to be right under the package builder's home directory - i.e. /home/sdabideen/gram is the git clone. And we are compatible with gcf-2.4.1. Not sure about later gcf releases.
$ cd pkg $ python create_gram_packages.py --version="3.2" --output_directory=/home/sdabideen --gram_root=/home/sdabideen --gcf_root=/home/sdabideen/gcf-2.4.1
- For update deb files:
$ python create_gram_packages.py --is_update=True --version="2.3" --output_directory=/home/sdabideen --gram_root=/home/sdabideen --gcf_root=/home/sdabideen/gcf-2.4.1
- To check .deb file contents:
$ mkdir ~/temp $ dpkg -x somepackage.deb ~/temp/
These are the available options for the create_gram_packages.py script:
Usage: create_gram_packages.py [options] Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --version=VERSION Version number for gram deb release --output_directory=OUTPUT_DIRECTORY Output directory for deb files --gcf_root=GCF_ROOT Location of local GCF root --is_update=IS_UPDATE Use this option to create an update package rather than the full package --gram_root=GRAM_ROOT Root of the GRAM source tree