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Document updated main/nightly component configuration for apt-test #170

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion docs/workstation_development.rst
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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,9 @@ Automatic updates
Double-clicking the “SecureDrop” desktop icon will launch a preflight
updater that applies any necessary updates to VMs, and may prompt a
reboot. In a development environment, this will install the latest
nightly packages, and the latest RPM published to ``yum-test``.
nightly packages (unless there is a more recent release candidate
on ``apt-test`` in ``main``), and the latest RPM published to
``yum-test``.

Manually updating dom0 code
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13 changes: 9 additions & 4 deletions docs/workstation_setup.rst
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- The development environment uses the ``yum-test.securedrop.org`` and
``apt-test.freedom.press`` repositories, and is configured to use the
``nightly`` component for apt package. It does not alter power
management settings on your laptop to prevent suspension to disk (a
security measure for production environments, which the staging
environment preserves to be more faithful to prod-like settings).
``nightly`` and ``main`` components for apt packages. This means it
will install nightly packages, unless a package is only available
in ``main``, or a more recent version has been published there,
e.g., a release candidate.

This configuration does not alter your management settings on your
laptop to prevent suspension to disk (a security measure for
production environments, which the staging environment preserves
to be more faithful to prod-like settings).

- The production environment uses ``yum.securedrop.org`` and
``apt.freedom.press`` repositories, verified using the production
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