Empaquetando software para Debian: Herramientas y procesos básicos

Submitted by gwolf on Tue, 09/11/2012 - 18:39

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2012

While it is true that there are many non-technical areas where you can contribute to help Debian grow, fact is how to create a Debian package is a recurring question among people interested in getting into Debian. In this talk/tutorial we will see the basic points of packaging, understanding how to build a simple package.

Points to cover:

What is a package?
What is apt's role? And dpkg's?
What do I need in order to create a simple package?
Dependencies, recommendations, and everything that surrounds it

If we have enough time, I'd like to touch some points on team maintainership (keeping packages in version control systems, schemes and tools for group coordination and communication, etc.)

Resumen:

Si bien hay muchas áreas no técnicas con las que puedes contribuir con el desarrollo de Debian, la duda recurrente entre los interesados en acercarse a formar parte de Debian es cómo se hace un paquete. En esta charla-tutorial veremos los puntos básicos del empaquetamiento, comprendiendo cómo esta compuesto un paquete sencillo.

Puntos a cubrir:

¿Qué es un paquete?
¿Cuál es el rol de apt? ¿Y de dpkg?
¿Qué necesito para crear un paquete sencillo?
Dependencias, recomendaciones, y todo lo que lo rodea

Si nos da tiempo, me gustaría tocar puntos de mantenimiento en equipos (mantener paquetes en sistemas de control de versiones, esquemas y herramientas de comunicación y coordinación en equipo, etc.)

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