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rust-repro-env package

rust-repro-env 0.3.3-2 source package in Ubuntu

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rust-repro-env (0.3.3-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Team upload.
  * Package repro-env 0.3.3 from crates.io using debcargo 2.6.1
  * Relax dependencies on indexmap and nix.

 -- Peter Michael Green <email address hidden>  Sat, 24 Feb 2024 23:08:55 +0000

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librust-repro-env-dev: Dependency lockfiles for reproducible build environments 📦🔒 - Rust source code

 Source code for Debianized Rust crate "repro-env"

repro-env: Dependency lockfiles for reproducible build environments

 Tracks a description of a desired state in *repro-env.toml*, for example, the
 latest version of some official container image, with the latest patch level
 and the latest version of some additional packages.
 It also tracks a resolved variant in *repro-env.lock* that tracks the
 specific versions and checksums of the packages needed to set up the described
 environment (at the patch-level available at the time of writing).
 .
 The purpose of *repro-env.toml* is to make it trivial to re-resolve the
 specification if new patches become available. This file is read by *repro-
 env update*.
 .
 The purpose of *repro-env.lock* is to document which compiler versions have
 been used for the release binary associated with a given release. Recording
 this information is essential for reproducible builds and allows future
 forensic investigation of the build environment. It can be either committed
 into the source-code repository or attached to a release as an artifact, along
 with the compiled binary. This file is read by *repro-env build*.

repro-env-dbgsym: debug symbols for repro-env