4 In order to build packages, you will need:
7 * permission to run Docker commands
8 * the `WORKSPACE` environment variable set to the absolute path of an
14 Build and test all the packages for debian10 on your architecture by
17 ./run-build-test-packages-one-target.sh --arch "$(arch)"
19 This will build package build and test Docker images for debian10, build all
20 packages in a build container, then test all packages in a test container.
22 Use a different distro by adding the `--target TARGET` option.
24 Limit the build to a single package by adding the `--only-build
25 PACKAGE_NAME` option. This is helpful when a build is mostly in good shape
26 and you're tracking down last bugs in one or two packages.
28 Get more verbose output by adding the `--debug` option.
30 By default the script avoids rebuilding or retesting packages that it
31 detects have already been done in past runs. You can force the script to
32 rebuild or retest package(s) with the `--force-build` and `--force-test`
33 options, respectively.
35 Run the script with `--help` for more information about other options.
37 Scripts in this directory
38 =========================
40 run-tests.sh Run unit and integration test suite.
42 run-build-test-packages-one-target.sh Entry point, wraps
43 run-build-packages-one-target.sh to
44 perform package building and testing
47 run-build-packages-one-target.sh Build packages for one target inside Docker.
49 run-build-packages-all-targets.sh Run run-build-packages-one-target.sh
52 run-build-packages.sh Actually build packages. Intended to run
53 inside Docker container with proper
56 run-build-packages-python-and-ruby.sh Build Python and Ruby packages suitable
57 for upload to PyPi and Rubygems.
59 run-build-docker-images.sh Build arvbox Docker images.
61 run-build-docker-jobs-image.sh Build arvados/jobs Docker image
62 (uses published debian packages)
64 build-dev-docker-jobs-image.sh Build developer arvados/jobs Docker image
67 run-library.sh A library of functions shared by the
68 various scripts in this
74 In order to build packages on a new distribution, you MUST:
76 * Add a rule for `TARGET/generated` to `package-build-dockerfiles/Makefile`.
77 * Add the new `TARGET/generated` rule to the `all` target in
78 `package-build-dockerfiles/Makefile`.
79 * Write `package-build-dockerfiles/TARGET/Dockerfile`.
80 * Add a rule for `TARGET/generated` to `package-test-dockerfiles/Makefile`.
81 * Add the new `TARGET/generated` rule to the `all` target in
82 `package-test-dockerfiles/Makefile`.
83 * Write `package-test-dockerfiles/TARGET/Dockerfile`.
84 * Create `package-testing/test-packages-TARGET.sh`, ideally by making it a
85 symlink to `FORMAT-common-test-packages.sh`.
87 Of course, any part of our package build or test infrastructure may need to
88 be updated to accommodate the process for new distributions. If you're
89 having trouble building lots of packages, consider grepping these build
90 scripts for the identifier of the closest working target, and see if you may
91 need to add branches or similar hooks for your target. If you're having
92 trouble building specific packages, consider doing the same for those
93 packages' `fpm-info.sh` files.