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ql-to-deb(1) -- Quicklisp release to debian package

SYNOPSIS

ql-to-deb [] command [ ...]

DESCRIPTION

ql-to-deb aims to simplify maintaining debian packages for Common Lisp librairies, by automating their updates from Quicklisp. When using ql-to-deb, debian upstream actually is Quicklisp.

OPTIONS

  • -h, --help: Show command usage summary and exit.

  • -V, --version: Show ql-to-deb version string and exit.

  • -v, --verbose: Be verbose.

  • -c, --config: Which filename to use as the main ql-to-deb configuration.

  • -F, --fix-bugs: Rebuild given package(s) from the same Quicklisp release as the current most recent debian/changelog entry, allowing for debian packaging bug fixes.

  • -D, --dir: Where to build the packages.

  • -L, --logs: Where to store the build log files. A separate log file is produced for each package that's being built.

  • -Q, --quicklisp: Quicklisp URL to use to fetch Quicklisp distribution.

COMMANDS

  • status Display a list of known packages and their status in the debian sid distribution. The status is ok only when the Quicklisp release and the current sid package both have the same version string, discarding the debian epoch and debian release parts of the version number.

  • check Prints out what needs to be done: the list of packages needing an update from Quicklisp and the list of packages needing to be uploaded to debian.

  • update Fetch the current Quicklisp release for all the systems needing an update, and build the debian package from the refreshed sources.

  • build Alias for update.

  • lint Run the lintian command on the just built packages or the one manually given on the command line. Figures out where the changes file is to be found, and under which name exactly.

  • sign Run the debsign command on the just built packages or the one manually given on the command line. Figures out where the changes file is to be found, and under which name exactly.

  • upload Run the dput command on the just built packages or the one manually given on the command line. Figures out where the changes file is to be found, and under which name exactly.

Quicklisp Releases and Debian packages

The quicklisp systems on the command line should be names after their Quicklisp name, which is used as the directory name where the debian packaging is maintained. When usin the ql-to-deb sources, that's in ./packages, and when using the debian package version of ql-to-deb, the packages are located in /usr/share/ql-to-deb/packages.

AUTHOR

Dimitri Fontaine [email protected]

SEE ALSO

The ql-to-deb source code and all documentation may be downloaded from https://github.com/dimitri/ql-to-deb/.