| ## python obs |
| This directory contains the build scripts for the python-copasi Open Build Service project, that is currently kept here: |
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| <https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:fbergman:COPASI/python-copasi> |
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| ## Creating a package for python-copasi |
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| ### 32bit Linux |
| 1. checkout and build the [copasi-dependencies](https://github.com/copasi/copasi-dependencies) project |
| 2. create an archive of the bin directory called `dependencies-32.tar.gz` (the contents of the archive should be the `bin`, `lib`, `include` and `share` directories i.e. no additional subdirectories.) |
| 3. build COPASI regularly, configured with python and using the [copasi-dependencies](https://github.com/copasi/copasi-dependencies) project. |
| 4. call `createSE.sh` with the build dir as argument, in order to create an archive `se-32.tar.gz` |
| 5. copy those two archives onto some share, so that you can get onto those files later. Below this will be called the `dependency dir`. |
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| ### 64bit Linux |
| 1. checkout and build the [copasi-dependencies](https://github.com/copasi/copasi-dependencies) project |
| 2. create an archive of the bin directory called `dependencies-64.tar.gz` (the contents of the archive should be the `bin`, `lib`, `include` and `share` directories i.e. no additional subdirectories.) |
| 3. build COPASI regularly, configured with python and using the [copasi-dependencies](https://github.com/copasi/copasi-dependencies) project. |
| 4. call `createSE.sh` with the build dir as argument, in order to create an archive `se-64.tar.gz` |
| 5. copy those two archives onto some share, so that you can get onto those files later. Below this will be called the `dependency dir`. |
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| ### creating the source archive |
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| At this point you should be on either the 32 bit or 64 bit machine, with access to the `dependency dir` that contains the four files: |
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| * `dependencies-32.tar.gz` |
| * `dependencies-64.tar.gz` |
| * `se-32.tar.gz` |
| * `se-64.tar.gz` |
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| now you invoke `create-package.sh` with four arguments: |
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| 1. the version to create (defaults to 4.14.92) |
| 2. the source dir (defaults to `../COPASI`) |
| 3. the binary dir (defaults to `../package`) |
| 4. the `dependency dir` (defaults to `/mnt/hgfs/share`) |
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| This will produce a file called `python-copasi-<VERSION>.tar.gz` that is ready to be uploaded to OBS. |
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| ## Triggering an OBS build |
| To get the build updated, you now go ahead and log into OBS, at: |
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| <https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:fbergman:COPASI/python-copasi> |
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| and modify as follows: |
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| * upload the `python-copasi-<VERSION>.tar.gz` file |
| * edit the `debian.changelog` with the latest update |
| * edit the `python-copasi.changes` with the latest update |
| * edit the `python-copasi.dsc` updating the python-copasi-<VERSION>.tar.gz information as well as the `VERSION: ` field |
| * edit the `python-copasi.spec` updating only the `VERSION:`field |
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| at this point obs should have triggered a full rebuild and the new file will be created. Any errors should be logged in the tracker. |
