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sbuild 0.85.7 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

sbuild (0.85.7) unstable; urgency=medium

  [ Santiago Ruano Rincón ]
  * Remove deprecation note about the sudo chroot mode

  [ Christian Kastner ]
  * sbuild-qemu: Use 4M OVMF images if available

  [ Jochen Sprickerhof ]
  * Add --{no-,}enable-network and ENABLE_NETWORK options
  * Unshare: use dumb-init for build
  * Run post-build-failed-commands before cleanup
  * Add myself to uploaders

  [ Boyuan Yang ]
  * "directory" is available for "--extra-package" (Closes: #1040978)

 -- Jochen Sprickerhof <email address hidden>  Fri, 12 Apr 2024 18:50:09 +0200

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Binary packages built by this source

buildd: Daemon for automatically building Debian binary packages from Debian sources

 The sbuild suite of programs (buildd and sbuild) are
 used to build binary packages from source packages. The wanna-build
 database tracks packages which require building; buildd schedules
 work from information it gets from the wanna-build database; sbuild
 does the actual package building.
 .
 buildd is a daemon which will build Debian packages automatically
 using the wanna-build database to identify which packages need to be
 built. Note that the wanna-build database is not packaged, and
 requires installing separately.

libsbuild-perl: Library for building Debian binary packages from Debian sources

 The sbuild suite of programs (wanna-build, buildd and sbuild) are
 used to build binary packages from source packages. The wanna-build
 database tracks packages which require building; buildd schedules
 work from information it gets from the wanna-build database; sbuild
 does the actual package building.
 .
 This package contains the core library modules used by these
 programs.

sbuild: Tool for building Debian binary packages from Debian sources

 The sbuild suite of programs (buildd and sbuild) are used to build
 binary packages from source packages. sbuild does the actual package
 building.
 .
 sbuild uses chroots to build packages, which act as virtual, minimal
 operating system installations dedicated to package building. This
 means that a number of environments may be used for building
 simultaneously on the same machines, for example stable, testing,
 unstable and experimental. When coupled with schroot to create
 snapshots of chroots, sbuild may be used to build many packages in
 parallel. A chroot environment allows packages to be built in a
 controlled, clean environment. sbuild installs only essential and
 build-essential packages, plus those in the package build
 dependencies.

sbuild-debian-developer-setup: Convenience script to set up an sbuild environment for Debian Developers

 Run "sudo sbuild-debian-developer-setup" to add the current user to the sbuild
 group, create an schroot for building packages for Debian unstable, and create
 a cronjob which updates said schroot daily.
 .
 This script assumes you are on an un-metered internet connection (daily schroot
 updates might be costly otherwise).

sbuild-qemu: Utilities for using sbuild with QEMU images

 These utilities facilitate the use of sbuild together with QEMU images using
 sbuild's --chroot-mode=autopkgtest. Currently, amd64 and i386 guest
 architectures are supported, with more in the works.
 .
 The following utilities are provided:
 .
   * sbuild-qemu-create Create an image suitable for building packages
   * sbuild-qemu-update Run apt-get update within the image
   * sbuild-qemu Use sbuild with the image to build a package