Arepa::Builder - Arepa builder base "class"

 my $module = Arepa::Builder->ui_module;
 Arepa::Builder->ui_module($new_ui_module);

 Arepa::Builder->init($builder_name);

 Arepa::Builder->compile_package_from_dsc($builder_name, $dsc_file);
 Arepa::Builder->compile_package_from_dsc($builder_name, $dsc_file,
                                          output_dir => 1);
 Arepa::Builder->compile_package_from_repository($builder_name,
                                                 $dsc_file);
 Arepa::Builder->compile_package_from_repository($builder_name,
                                                 $dsc_file,
                                                 output_dir => 1,
                                                 bin_nmu    => 1);

 my $log = Arepa::Builder->last_build_log;

 Arepa::Builder->create($builder_dir, $mirror, $distribution);

This module contains the interface for an Arepa builder. It should be the "subclass" for any builder module. Every Arepa builder type must have a module implementing this API. Arepa::BuilderFarm, when manipulating the builders, will use the correct builder module according to the builder type (e.g. for type 'sbuild', Arepa::Builder::Sbuild).

This module is never used directly, but through "subclasses" in Arepa::BuilderFarm.

ui_module

ui_module($ui_module)

Returns the UI module being used (by default, Arepa::UI::Text. If a parameter is passed, the UI module is changed to that, and the new value is returned.

init($builder_name)

Initialises the given $builder_name to be able to use it. This should be done once per machine boot (e.g. in an init script).

compile_package_from_dsc($builder_name, $dsc_file)

compile_package_from_dsc($builder_name, $dsc_file, %opts)

Compiles the source package described by the given $dsc_file using the given $builder_name. The resulting .deb files are put in the current directory by default. Valid options are output_dir and bin_nmu (see compile_package_from_repository documentation).

compile_package_from_repository($builder_name, $name, $version)

compile_package_from_repository($builder_name, $name, $version, %opts)

Compiles the source package with the given $name and $version using the given $builder_name. By default, the resulting .deb files are put in the current directory. The only valid options are output_dir (to specify the directory where the resulting .deb files should end up in) and bin_nmu (to specify if the compilation should be considered a binNMU).

last_build_log

Returns the log text of the last build.

create($builder_dir, $mirror, $distribution);

Creates a new builder in the given directory $builder_dir, using the Debian mirror $mirror and the distribution $distribution.

Arepa::BuilderFarm, Arepa::Config.

Esteban Manchado Velázquez <estebanm@opera.com>.

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