Le dim 17/08/2003 à 20:13, Chris Halls a écrit : > Hi Jérôme, > > Sorry to take a while to respond to you mail. When you wrote your mail I > wasn't really sure how we would do the integration, and I wanted to have a > look at it before I could answer your mail. Sorry for my late answer to this one.
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 01:27:03PM +0200, Jérôme Warnier wrote: > > Le lun 11/08/2003 à 13:02, Chris Halls a écrit : > > > Michael talked to me last week about his idea to use the same common > > > patchset and packaging scripts. His suggestion is for us to use the same > > > patch directory, with a mechanism to select which of the packages are > > > actually applied. > > Great! > > When do we start using it? :-) > > Now :) Great. > I have dropped the use of dbs from our packages and restructured the > .orig.tar.gz tarball so that it is the same layout as upstream, instead of > the tarball-within-a-tarball that we had before. The debian directory stays > as before, except that debian/patches is no longer used. The Ximian > ooo-build tree is placed at the same level as the debian directory. > > This is how to get the new layout from CVS: > > download the tarball and unpack it: > > http://people.debian.org/~halls/openoffice/1.1rc3/openoffice.org_1.0.99+1.1rc3.orig.tar.gz > (this tarball is zipped using gzip --rsyncable, so you can use rsync to > reduce the download time for future tarballs :) That's a really good idea, the rsync part. OOo is really huge. Could you detail how to do it exactly? > check out oo-deb/debian from our CVS as usual. You need the latest HEAD > revision. Have a look at debian/changelog: I documented most of the > changes in there already, although I haven't included all the new patches > from Ximian yet. > > Then, you need the Ximian CVS tree. I scripted a build rule to make it > easier: > > cd openoffice.org-1.0.99+1.1rc3 > debian/rules get-ooo-build I already have a problem (I solved it on my side without trouble, but I think I should let you know too): the cvs version on Woody doesn't recognize the "-z #" option. > After that, you can build as usual. Well, it'll break probably somewhere, > but this is the bleeding edge :) I've got up to vcl so far. I updated this: http://glasnost.beeznest.org/articles/52 > The list of patches to apply is in ooo-build/OOO_1_1_RC3/apply. You'll see > I've already been through and added around half the patches. I added > comments for those patches I decided not to include yet. I haven't looked > at them all yet. > > > Could you tell me what I could do to begin to work immediately on the RC3 > > version? > > Follow the instructions and try to build. If you want to look at the > remaining patches and suggest which might be included, that would help, > although I'd like to quickly read over the ones that we do include, to give > me an idea of what the changes do. I'll try that with the time I get. Hopefully last week will be a good week for that. > > > I already checked/modified some of the patches, so I can already spare > > you some work. > > Yes, thanks. I think I've included them all now, right? I'm going to check within the next few days. When do you expect to upload rc3 to Sid? [...] > Chris -- Jérôme Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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