Hey Celso,
Celso Providelo [2009-01-27 17:00 -0000]: > Yes, implementing a new custom format is fairly easy, the uploaded files > will end up in librarian.
Glad to hear it! Assuming the .changes would have a raw-* tarball, how could I find these tarballs in the librarian?
> You should decide how is the way to expose them. From what I can see > they don't need to end up in the repository (as d-i or ddtp-tarballs),
Confirmed, I just need to be able to find all of them mechanically, i. e. the latest version for each source package per distrorelease.
> so we could provide web UI and/or APIs to facilitate browsing and > download.
That would be awesome.
> I'm assuming the changes required in pkgbinarymangler are feasible, I > can't really evaluate them.
They are, I just set it to incomplete because I don't know yet how soyuz needs to get them fed. Would something like this be okay?
123DEADBEEF 123456 raw-translations-static - gnome-mount_0.8-1ubuntu1_i386_translations-static.tar.gz
Thanks, Martin
Hey Celso,
Celso Providelo [2009-01-27 17:00 -0000]:
> Yes, implementing a new custom format is fairly easy, the uploaded files
> will end up in librarian.
Glad to hear it! Assuming the .changes would have a raw-*
tarball, how could I find these tarballs in the librarian?
> You should decide how is the way to expose them. From what I can see
> they don't need to end up in the repository (as d-i or ddtp-tarballs),
Confirmed, I just need to be able to find all of them mechanically,
i. e. the latest version for each source package per distrorelease.
> so we could provide web UI and/or APIs to facilitate browsing and
> download.
That would be awesome.
> I'm assuming the changes required in pkgbinarymangler are feasible, I
> can't really evaluate them.
They are, I just set it to incomplete because I don't know yet how
soyuz needs to get them fed. Would something like this be okay?
123DEADBEEF 123456 raw-translation s-static - gnome-mount_ 0.8-1ubuntu1_ i386_translatio ns-static. tar.gz
Thanks, Martin