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NEWS -*- outline -*-
----
Welcome to sbuild 0.60.0. Please read these release notes carefully.
Full installation instructions are provided in the INSTALL file. The
README file also contains more specific notes regarding building and
configuration.
* Major changes in 0.60.0:
1) sbuild no longer defaults the distribution to "unstable", and
requires setting by hand with --distribution unless configured in
.sbuildrc. This is to prevent accidental uploads to the wrong
distribution.
2) sbuild now lists all packages (including versions) installed in
the build chroot in the package build log. This may aid
identifying problems with builds using buggy or outdated package
versions.
3) With a recent versions of man-db (>= 2.5.6-4), man-db will be
configured not to rebuild its database during package
installation and removal in the build chroot.
4) sbuild has added new options to allow APT cleaning, upgrading and
dist-upgrading of the build chroot, in addition to the existing
updating option.
5) buildd has been synched with the buildd code in use on the Debian
buildd infrastructure, and is now in use on most, if not all,
running buildds. It has undergone extensive changes since the
previous release, and is now suitable for production use. Note
that the packaged version of wanna-build is not yet ready for use
with buildd.
6) buildd no longer bind mounts /home into the chroot.
7) buildd now handles all wanna-build interaction. All sbuild
wanna-build usage has been removed, including the
--auto-give-back and --database options.
* Major changes in 0.59.0:
1) The wanna-build options --no-propagation and
--no-down-propagation have been removed. These options no longer
have any effect, and were only present for backward-compatibility
with older versions of buildd. buildd no longer uses these
options, making it safe to remove them.
2) The wanna-build configuration options used by buildd in
buildd.conf have been renamed for better compatibility with future
planned sbuild changes. buildd.conf will require updating with the
new option names:
┌───────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ old │ new │
├───────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ $wanna_build_dbbase │ $wanna_build_db_name │
│ $wanna_build_user │ $wanna_build_db_user │
│ $ssh_user │ $wanna_build_ssh_user │
│ $ssh_host │ $wanna_build_ssh_host │
│ $ssh_socket │ $wanna_build_ssh_socket │
│ @ssh_options │ $wanna_build_ssh_options (arrayref) │
└───────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────┘
3) sbuild will set the "attempted" and "given-back" states for
certain failures. If wanna-build updates are configured with
--database and --auto-give-back by buildd, it will set the
"built" state on build completion, and "attempted" if the build
failed. As before, "given-back" will be set for most other
failure conditions.
* Major changes in 0.58.6:
None.
* Major changes in 0.58.5:
None.
* Major changes in 0.58.4:
None.
* Major changes in 0.58.3:
1) The broken options --add-depends and --force-depends have been
replaced by --add-depends, --add-conflicts, --add-depends-indep
and --add-conflicts-indep. These options each take a single
dependency, using the same dependency syntax one would use in
debian/control.
2) The wanna-build configuration has been moved back to
/etc/buildd/wanna-build.conf. However, the option names have
been renamed and your configuration will require updating.
3) When reading configuration files, stricter checking is performed.
If you see a "Global symbol "$x" requires explicit package
name" error, then the option $x is not valid and should be
removed from the configuration file indicated.
4) The maintainer name no longer defaults to DEBEMAIL as in most
cases the maintainer in the .dsc should be used.
* Major changes in 0.58.2:
None.
* Major changes in 0.58.1:
None.
* Major changes in 0.58.0:
1) The configuration option @no_auto_upgrade, which was no longer
used, has been removed. To prevent packages being upgraded
automatically, please use sbuild-hold. See sbuild-hold(1).
2) The configuration option $chroot_mode has been restored, allowing
chroot access by both schroot (which remains the default) and
sudo.
3) A new configuration option $chroot_split has been added. This
allows both schroot and sudo chroot access to be modified to run
apt/dpkg on the host system. Note that schroot needs sudo to run
commands as root on the host system.
4) Deprecated commands from /usr/lib/sbuild have been removed.
Please use the sbuild-* replacements found in /usr/bin.
5) The maintainer name defaults to DEBEMAIL if set in the
environment, so no longer needs setting explicitly in .sbuildrc.
6) Unless configured as a buildd ($sbuild_mode), when using sudo
chroot access, chroots are searched for in /etc/sbuild/chroots.
This directory should contain symlinks to the chroots, with the
distribution name being the name of the symlink. Buildd mode
will continue to use the old method of current-$distribution
symlinks in the current directory.
7) The log format used for build logs has been updated to use a more
readable format, and is now encoded in UTF-8 rather than
US-ASCII. Code which parses the log file may need to be updated
to handle the new format. Further log format changes made in the
future.
8) All commands now have a corresponding manual page.
9) The wanna-build configuration has moved from
/etc/wanna-build/wanna-build.conf into /etc/sbuild/sbuild.conf as
part of ongoing refactoring work. It is expected that this will
be split into a separate file in the future once this work is
completed.
10) wanna-build can now correctly dump and restore its databases
using the --export and --import options. Note that
wanna-build-catmldbm and related commands can not correctly dump
the current database format, can not be used to restore the dump
and will be removed in the future.
11) The wanna-build commands do-merge-packages and do-merge-quinn
have been renamed to wanna-build-merge-packages and
wanna-build-merge-quinn.
12) wanna-build changes from the official Debian wanna-build
installation have been merged.
13) Initial support for a wanna-build PostgreSQL backend backend has
been added, but is not currently functional. The database
schema is also included, but not yet finalised.
* Major changes in 0.57.5:
1) sbuild-createchroot now supports most of the options found in
debootstrap. It no longer adds main and contrib to
/etc/apt/sources.list in the chroot (the components are now
specified with --components instead of being hard-coded).
2) All sbuild commands now support --help and --version options.
3) sbuild-abort and sbuild have been updated to work with the
current dpkg-buildpackage and handle build termination
gracefully.
* Major changes in 0.57.4:
None.
* Major changes in 0.57.3:
None.
* Major changes in 0.57.2:
1) The new dpkg source format is now supported.
2) The chroot to build in may be specified independently of the
distribution.
3) Purging of files in the chroot has been made more reliable, by
putting all of the build files in a single temporary directory
which is purged after the build completes.
4) $mailto no longer needs setting in .sbuildrc if not running as a
buildd.
5) An option to always update the APT package list has been added
($apt_update in sbuild.conf).
6) wanna-build, the database used to track which packages need
rebuilding, has been added as a separate package.
* Major changes in 0.57.1:
1) While not used in the Debian packaging, the buildd and
wanna-build sources have been merged from the separate buildd.git
repository. They will be built as packages in a future release.
2) Helper scripts in the Debian package have been moved from
/usr/lib/sbuild back to /usr/share/sbuild, where they were
located prior to 0.57.0.
3) schroot "directory" type chroots are now purged correctly
following a package build.
* Major changes in 0.57.0:
1) All programs have been moved from /usr/share/sbuild to /usr/bin
(with the exception of dobuildlog), with an sbuild- prefix. In
some cases, the names have been changed. The older programs are
still available under /usr/lib/sbuild.
2) All programs (with the exception of dobuildlog) now have manual
pages.
3) sbuild now runs apt-get with APT::Install-Recommends set to
false.
4) sbuild can be optionally configured to use an alternative
algorithm to compute build dependencies, to allow installation of
alternative build dependencies.
5) sbuild-createchroot (formerly buildd.chroot) now creates a fully
working chroot, with no manual setup required other than adding
the schroot configuration.
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