Hi,
I have a project created by maven, and I'm stuck on creating debian source as a previous step for building.
Any one worked on packaging maven projects please advice!.
Note: I tried mh_make, but it pointed to many missing libraries.
Thanks &Regards,
G.N
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obtaining debian source from maven project
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Re: obtaining debian source from maven project
What is the name of the source tarball you have?
I use debmake for creating a package from source, though. It expects the tarball to be the foo-1.2.3.tar.gz type format. You can install upstream's debmake package on Jessie without trouble. https://packages.debian.org/stretch/debmake
I use debmake for creating a package from source, though. It expects the tarball to be the foo-1.2.3.tar.gz type format. You can install upstream's debmake package on Jessie without trouble. https://packages.debian.org/stretch/debmake
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Re: obtaining debian source from maven project
Thanks I will check it.stevepusser wrote:What is the name of the source tarball you have?
I don't have the tarball yet. The upstream doesn't provide tarball! Do you have any idea how I can build the tarball from the source I already have?
I use debmake for creating a package from source, though. It expects the tarball to be the foo-1.2.3.tar.gz type format. You can install upstream's debmake package on Jessie without trouble. https://packages.debian.org/stretch/debmake