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Dear all, |
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I would like to understand how to set up an acceptable testing environment for amd64 packages as per |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Package_testing |
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and would like to go the chroot way. Is the following setup acceptable |
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to test an ebuild for pkg-cat/pkg-name ? |
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1- download stage3, unpack it in /mnt/gentoo |
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2- chroot in /mnt/gentoo |
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3- emerge --sync, select stable profile default/linux/amd64/17.1 |
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4- update the @world set |
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5- add to make.conf the variables from https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Package_testing (with multilib-strict added to FEATURES) |
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6- emerge portage with the gentoo_dev use flag |
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7- emerge pkg-cat/pkg-name (ebuild test) |
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8- runtime test the package if needed |
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I'm happy to amend the above checklist however appropriate and |
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contribute to the wikipage related to chroot. |
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Thanks in advance, |
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Best regards, |
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David Denoncin. |
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