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You will notice that joborun has an extra directory on its root / named /src
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This is where source code goes and the repository should be 0777 so user make can write into it.
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If it doesn't already exist as a user create pkg "% mkdir -p /src/pkg
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cd /src/pkg
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git clone https://git.disroot.org/joborun-pkg/jobcore
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git clone https://git.disroot.org/joborun-pkg/jobextra
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All of the source for joborun is in those repositories.
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Shift into the name of the pkg you want to build.
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You will notice various files, as usually the original PKGBUILD that "inspired" our PKGBUILD, if it came from arch it should be noted as PKGBUILD-arch and then PKGBUILD is our own version.
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deps: Is a file listing all the additional dependencies needed to build the package "on top" of the jobbot minimal chroot which must always be checked before a package is built.
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(pacman -Qsq >/tmp/Qsq
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diff -Nuar /src/Qsq /tmp/Qsq )
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If there is a difference of additionally installed packages it should show in the + list.
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To install additional dependencies do:
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% sudo pacman -S $(cat deps)
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or make a shortcut such as depS = sudo pacman -S $(cat deps)
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key: if the source is signed, this is the GnuPgp key you need to import
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Simply: sh key
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To make the package run /usr/local/bin/mkpkg (which is a modified way of running makepkg without risking of overexerting your machine)
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The package should be produced: as pkgname-pkgver-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
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If this is a jobcore pkg, move it to /var/cache/jobcore
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If this is a jobextra pkg, move it to /var/cache/jobextra
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clean: Simply run sh clean and the directory will be left as it was when you entered it.
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deps: Once again you should remove additional building dependencies when you are done by simply:
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% sudo pacman -Rnsu $(cat deps)
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or make a shortcut such as depR = sudo pacman -Rnsu $(cat deps)
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Now repeat this for all the packages in the repo.
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Summary
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cd pkgname
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sh key
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depS
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mkpkg
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sudo mv pkgname*.pkg.tar.xz /var/cache/job..../
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sh clean
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depR
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If you want a list of all the pkg names inside each repository:
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% pacman -Sl jobcore >/stc/pkg/jobcore.list
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You can take the above sequence of commands (not shortcuts the complete commands) use a for pkgname in /stc/pkg/jobcore.list do ....
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... and go away for the weekend, if all goes well the entire repository will be full with your own built packages.
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Enjoy and report problems to reddit.com/r/joborun
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