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==== Build Sources ==== | ==== Build Sources ==== | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 24 March 2018
Contents |
Source
The Community SSU source is held in a Github project:
https://github.com/community-ssu
Importing a module...
At the start of adopting a package into the Community SSU, the original source for the package, as shipped in Nokia's PR1.3 needs to be identified. This can come from two places:
- Git repository on maemo.gitorious.org or garage.maemo.org (preferred)
- Source tarball from repository.nokia.com
...from git
TBC
...from tarball
TBC
Once imported, contact Andre Klapper to get a component created in Bugzilla, under the "Maemo 5 Community SSU" product.
Version Scheme
CSSU versions consist of the upstream version +0cssuX where X is an incremental counter for the cssu release In case of nokia packages from the maemo sources this usually will look like
realupstream+0m5+0cssu0
For packages where we consider ourself upstream the version string is a simple version.
Packages where we consider ourself as upstream:
hildon-*, camera-ui, community-ssu-enabler, libcpaboutcssu
How to contribute
As a community developer, you can help the project by submitting your own changes or by simply reviewing other people's changes and provide your advice and comments to their commits.
Contributing your own changes
This section assumes you are familiar with the git source version control system. If you aren't, it's recommended that you start learning it, as it's going to make your life easier; if you just need to contribute small changes you can probably live without it and directly send your changes to the Community SSU maintainers and stop reading here.
Cloning a repository
First of all, get the source code of your module as explained in Source. If the module is not part of the http://gitorious.org/community-ssu project, you can ask the Community SSU maintainers to import the module for you.
From the http://gitorious.org/community-ssu page, find the module you are going to work on and click on the "Clone repository" button. Following gitorious's suggestions, pick a name for your new personal clone and wait for the repository to be created. Then, it's time to get the code into your computer. Supposing that you named your cloned repository <my-repo> and that the original repository is called <repo> and your name is <me>, follow these steps:
git clone git://gitorious.org/community-ssu/<repo>.git <repo> cd <repo> git remote add <me> git@gitorious.org:~<me>/community-ssu/<my-repo>.git git fetch <me>
Work on your own repository
We recommend that you always work on a branch other than master, and keep master in sync with the master branch of the original repository. So, when you are about to work an amazing feature that you'd call <my-feature>, follow these steps (here we are using the same naming conventions we used in the previous paragraph):
git checkout master git pull git checkout -b <my-feature> <me>/master
Your <my-feature> branch is now active, and all the changes that you'll make with the git add and git commit commands will operate on this branch. When you wish to save your changes to the remote repository, you can do that by
git push <me> <my-feature>
Submitting your changes
After you are done with your changes and you have committed them to your local branch, push them to the remote repository:
git push <me> <my-feature>
Now your changes should be visible also in your cloned repository at the gitorious website. Go to the website, find your repository and click on the "Request merge button". You'll be prompted to enter a description, the target repository and branch (you usually don't need to change these) and you must select your <my-feature> branch from the drop-down "Source branch" box. When compiling the description, please take some time to explain all what is not obvious from the code itself (hopefully, very little) and also mention if and how you have tested your changes.
One of the Community SSU maintainers will review the code, and write some comments about it. You shouldn't expected your changes to be applied as they are: on the contrary, be ready to receive some questions, suggestions, and criticisms. Don't take them personally; instead, take them for what they are, that is technical arguments. They don't mean that people are not grateful for your contribution.
Reviewing the code
From the http://gitorious.org/community-ssu page, click on the "Watch" button of the modules of your interest. From now on, all activities happening in the repositories you selected, such as pushes, merge requests, comments, etc., will appear into your gitorious activity feed. Unless you frequently check the gitorious website, we recommend that you create a subscription for its RSS feed or go to the gitorious e-mail preferences page and enable e-mail notifications.
Once you get a notification that a merge request has been created, you can follow the link which is present in the notification itself and see the changes in question. If you are not satisfied with the quality of the code, or more simply you don't understand the some parts of the changes, you are more than welcome to add a comment. You can either comment to the whole change by commenting on the bottom of the page, or write inline comments by clicking on the line number next to the relevant piece of code.
In-built Applications
Main article: Community SSU/Development/In-built_applications
Here you can see a list of included applications in the Community SSU, including information about them (open/closed source), new features and fixes, work on open-source replacements.
Notes
Set of notes and action points from the discussions about Community SSU on #maemo-ssu freenode.
Main participants:
- lcuk
- MohammadAG
- Jaffa
- Venemo
- lma
- x-fade
- rst38h
- crashanddie
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Build Sources
We must gather together and list the main giturl sources and tags used to build from.
for instance: http://gitorious.org/modest/modest tag 3.4.8
This allows us to reproduce builds and get source to the same location we build from.
<lcuk> how many packages for n8x0 are you looking at including in an ssu? <lcuk> and how have you considered looking at updating the system so far - you said its all manual at the moment <lma> I have 10 (source) packages at the moment <lcuk> do you mind listing them <lma> busybox dnsmasq loudmouth modest osso-pdf-viewer osso-software-version tinymail community-ssu-enabler xorg-server kernel-diablo
This has started at http://gitorious.org/community-ssu
Technical
- How to work out value of
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