Hello Andrei, and thanks for your concern. Unfortunately not, I didn't find any third party tutorial. This is an "official" one, not "community", since it is hosted on ubuntu.com, and tells us about ppa, which are a nice feature of Ubuntu.
I don't want to do a trial of intent here, but maybe Canonical is trying to kill ppa, same as they are killing .deb packaging in favour of snaps. IMHO this is a bad architectural choice! I have no intention of doing a snap for my open source development. It is a fuse driver, and fuse is already slow enough having to cross boundaries between kernel and userland, I don't want to riddle it more with snap isolation (and I'm not even sure you can 'snap' such low level object). I guess I'll have to do my own research to make it work again. The first bzr command fails : bzr dh-make hello 2.10 hello-2.10.tar.gz I am assuming it was creating the non existing bazaar repository from the tarball passed in the command. This feature may have been removed from bazaar, so I guess if I find how to do the same that should work. For the ppa, in fact I don't need at all to build the .deb, it just builds in the process described by the tutoral so that you can check all goes well in the compile (make in my case). In fact you only need the signed source package (last commands) because for security reason, that is what you upload to the ppa that re-builds itself from source. But I guess you still need the bazaat repository to exist for that last command! I do build debian packages for Raspberry Pi because there is no such thing as handy ppa, and I have a much simpler "tutorial"! But unfortuantely in the case of Raspberry Pi, either you trust I have not been a miscreant and take directly the .deb I offer, or you compile yourself from source. This is precisely what ppa avoid, and they also bring you auto upgrades with the rest of your system "for free". So a question for bazaar guys: has the feature of creating a repository from a tarball been removed?.. The response might help "solving" the issue if there are now different options to pass. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1897385 Title: bzr crashed when attempting to build a package for ppa To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bzr/+bug/1897385/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
