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Thu 18 Oct 2012 7:51AM

Debian Packaging

PP Pirate Praveen Public Seen by 26

We'll update the progress of packaging diaspora for debian here from time to time.

The main tracking page is Diaspora ITP on debian bug tracker http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=597093

Current documentation: http://wiki.debian.org/Diaspora/Packaging

Progress Bar: http://vps.aneesh.nl/diaspora.html

PP

Pirate Praveen Wed 24 Oct 2012 8:08PM

We are tying make an app to track progress of this effort. See more info at http://piratepad.ca/TlEP1VOwGF

If anyone interest to help out jump in, we need coding help.

PP

Pirate Praveen Wed 21 Nov 2012 4:12PM

Cedric has created this dependency graph http://people.debian.org/~boutil/diaspora/deps.pdf You can visually track the progress now - we need to make all the circles green!

PP

Pirate Praveen Wed 21 Nov 2012 4:15PM

We had to spend some extra effort working on an obsolete gem :( Can someone respond to this https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/3735 ? I requested the removal of this package on the same day it entered!

ST

Sean Tilley Thu 22 Nov 2012 4:51AM

Capistrano-Ext has been dropped, should be good now. :)

PP

Pirate Praveen Thu 4 Apr 2013 2:22PM

ST

Sean Tilley Thu 4 Apr 2013 5:51PM

Awesome. I'd love to get the existing Debian packages copied over to our Ubuntu PPA as well. :)

JR

Jason Robinson Thu 4 Apr 2013 5:54PM

Well personally I'd be happier just doing it the RVM way. IMHO forcing users to install all the Ruby gems to the system is a bit restrictive and to make installation easy for anyone we can pull the gems under the users RVM installation easily without having to touch the system Ruby.

JR

Jason Robinson Thu 4 Apr 2013 5:54PM

(previous comment about Ubuntu PPA - Debian packaging team has chosen their path :))

JH

Jonne Haß Thu 4 Apr 2013 6:19PM

bundler makes it easy install the gems using the system ruby without actually installing them system wide too, no need for RVM ;)

JR

Jason Robinson Thu 4 Apr 2013 6:43PM

Yeah, that is an option too. But packaging all the gems for Ubuntu is imho a very slow process.

But of course the packaging of the gems effort is absolutely fabulous anyway - I'm sure the Debian community appreciates. Great work :)

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