On Mon, Jun 12, 2023 at 09:37:56PM +0200, Adrien Nader wrote:
> > $ git ubuntu
> > git: 'ubuntu' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
> > Next I try ` git clone lp:git-ubuntu` and get
> > ssh: Could not resolve hostname lp: Temporary failure in name resolution
> I think Steve has an SSH config which defines the "lp" host. What you'>
This is the following in my ~/.gitconfig:
[url "git+ssh://vorlon@git.launchpad.net/"]
insteadof = lp:
This configuration is described here:
https://help.launchpad.net/Code/Git
We should probably make sure it gets into some Ubuntu documentation and not
just Launchpad documentation.
> I've quickly tried gu-build and I think it's young but probably has
> promises. I tried it on a trivial merge from Debian by (iirc) git ubuntu
> clone cdebconf, then git rebase pkg/debian/sid, and finally gu-build.
> It feels a bit too automagic, especially because a) it does so many
> steps that are typically described and done separately, and b) it pushes
> the changes. Together these two elements mean that the command you use
> to build and test also pushes the code but I usually like my mistakes to
> not be pushed before I review them. Except that... fewer steps to think
> about is exactly what's appealing to me with this.
I feel this aligns with Bryce's comments about this being more of a
'submission' workflow. It is an important distinction that none of the
other 'build' tools I mentioned involve pushing to a public repo. That's
otherwise only done by 'bzr push', 'git push', 'dgit push', 'dput'.
Would 'git ubuntu push' or 'git ubuntu submit' be a better name for this
than 'git ubuntu build'?
> I don't know if there exists steps in which the workflow can be split
> into and that make sense both for computers which run the automation,
> and humans who look at it. I hope such steps exist though.
> PS: one improvement for gu-build would be to print to stdout the various
> steps it goes through; a full, clean and pretty implementation is
> probably fairly difficult but a crude one that is ~60% enough would
> probably a matter of minutes.
Any objections to this being under a --verbose flag?
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