For mini-buildd 1.0.x only.
The Debian bullseye release implicitly inflicts some mandatory (new apt keys!) as well as some minor recommended housekeeping on an existing mini-buildd installation.
So this is what I would recommend you to do -- assuming a basic setup, near to what the wizards would set …
read moreUpdated Nov 2020 (version 1.9.4).
'Test && polish period', addressing the POST section and optionally selected issues from BUILDING && REPOSITORY.
As of October 2020, development has reached the last big milestone (WEB UI rewrite).
After that, there will be a 'test && polish period', addressing issues in the POST section (plus selected others where appropriate).
The Debian buster release implicitly inflicts some mandatary (new apt keys!) as well as some minor recommended housekeeping on an existing mini-buildd installation.
So this is what I would recommend you to do -- assuming a basic setup, near to what the wizards would set up automatically.
Given how the …
After the Debian buster release, django in Debian sid/bullseye has been updated to 2.2.
Not only does this version have a number of incompabilities (to former 1.11), it also, more importantly, drops python 2 support.
With mini-buildd 1.0.x (stable) being python 2, it cannot be …
read moreAs a housekeeping task after the Debian buster release, the Hellfield Archive has been upgraded and cleaned up as well.
Most noteworthy, for Debian I decided to go for the "current Debian" versioning scheme starting with buster. This may make some manual upgrades which are technically downgrades necessary when upgrading …
read moreThe Debian stretch release implicitly inflicts some mandatary (new apt keys!) as well as some minor recommended housekeeping on an existing mini-buildd installation.
So this is what I would recommend you to do -- assuming a basic setup, near to what the wizards would set up automatically.
Given how the …
A.k.a. raw development todo.
Some current notes/news about release planning:
I finally decided 1.0.29 to be sufficiently good to kick off 1.1.x development from there, and 1.0.x now again strictly for bugs only.
I will …
The current sid/stretch Debian development cycle was (and still is) very busy, and changes continuously broke mini-buildd ;).
Partly substantial changes to mini-buildd stable code was needed to keep things going. All in all, this stable development cycle compromises over 300 commits, closing about 25 actual Debian bugs and …