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| ~-[[FrontPage|Launchpad Help]] > [[Packaging]] > [[Packaging/DailyBuilds|Daily builds]] > Knowledge base -~ |
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| = Infrastructure = | Here's a set of quick links to articles that may help you when using Launchpad's daily builds feature. |
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| * [[FrontPage|Launchpad Help]] - Get general help about Launchpad. * [[Code|Code into Launchpad]] - Get your Code into Launchpad. * [[Code/UploadingABranch|Getting Code into Launchpad]] - Upload a Branch into Launchpad. * [[Code/Imports|Importing Code from somewhere else]] - Import your code into Launchpad. * [[Packaging/PPA|Using a Personal Package Archive]] - Using a Personal Package Archive. |
= Recipes and builds in Launchpad = |
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| == Community Infrastructure == * [[Packaging/SourceBuilds/NamingConvention|Naming Convention]] - How to sanely name daily builds so users can easily find your software. * [[http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Upstream/Adopt|Adopt-an-Upstream program]] - Ubuntu users and developers who particularly care about one upstream project. |
* [[Packaging/SourceBuilds/GettingStarted|Getting started with daily builds]] * [[Packaging/SourceBuilds/Recipes|How to write recipes]] * [[Packaging/SourceBuilds/BzrBuilder|More on the bzr-builder plugin]] = Launchpad infrastructure = New to Launchpad? Learn about the infrastructure behind daily builds. * [[FrontPage|Launchpad help]]: learn about Launchpad, right from the basics * [[Code|Hosting and importing code in Launchpad]]: host Bazaar branches, import code from elsewhere, run code reviews * [[Code/UploadingABranch|Upload a Bazaar branch to Launchpad]] * [[Code/Imports|Import code from somewhere else]] * [[Packaging/PPA|Personal Package Archives]]: create your own Ubuntu archive in Launchpad == Community infrastructure == * [[Packaging/SourceBuilds/NamingConvention|Naming convention]]: ideas for sanely naming daily builds so users can easily find your software * [[http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Upstream/Adopt|Adopt-an-Upstream program]]: Ubuntu users and developers who particularly care about one upstream project |
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| * [[http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide|The Ubuntu Packaging Guide]] - Learn how to package software. * [[http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/|The Debian Policy]] - The number one resource on packaging questions. |
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| = Building = | * [[http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide|The Ubuntu packaging guide]]: learn how to package software for Ubuntu * [[http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/|The Debian policy]]: the number one resource on packaging questions = Building packages for daily builds= |
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| = User Documentation = | = Other useful documentations = |
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Launchpad Help > Packaging > Daily builds > Knowledge base
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Source package recipes in LaunchpadHere's a set of quick links to articles that may help you when using Launchpad's daily builds feature.
Recipes and builds in Launchpad
Launchpad infrastructure
New to Launchpad? Learn about the infrastructure behind daily builds.
Launchpad help: learn about Launchpad, right from the basics
Hosting and importing code in Launchpad: host Bazaar branches, import code from elsewhere, run code reviews
Personal Package Archives: create your own Ubuntu archive in Launchpad
Community infrastructure
Naming convention: ideas for sanely naming daily builds so users can easily find your software
Adopt-an-Upstream program: Ubuntu users and developers who particularly care about one upstream project
Packaging
The Ubuntu packaging guide: learn how to package software for Ubuntu
The Debian policy: the number one resource on packaging questions
= Building packages for daily builds=
Other useful documentations
Going Back to the old version again: rolling packages back
