The REPOSITORY variable is used to set the main/base path for the
(reprepro) repositories (defaulting to /srv/repository). This
REPOSITORY setting could be defined via /etc/jenkins/debian_glue.
Since we are sourcing /etc/jenkins/debian_glue in our scripts
this overwrites a possibly existing environment variables named
REPOSITORY, preventing us to overwrite the REPOSITORY setting on
demand as needed as soon as REPOSITORY is configured in
/etc/jenkins/debian_glue.
To fix that behaviour we hereby rename the REPOSITORY variable to
DEFAULT_REPOSITORY while being backwards compatible. If you have
configured REPOSITORY via /etc/jenkins/debian_glue please rename
it to DEFAULT_REPOSITORY instead. In an upcoming release we might
drop backwards compatibility.
Thanks: Jean Baptiste Favre for the bug report
Introduce the env variable JENKINS_DEBIAN_GLUE_QUIET to turn off the
bash option 'set -x' in various scripts.
To mute them, simply set the variable to any value.
There's no point in running the reprepro command if there's nothing
to do, even though neither the perl nor the reprepro command line
would complain about it.
There might be packages left in the repos:
| # reprepro -b /srv/repository/ clearvanished
| There are still packages in 'foo/bar|main|amd64', not removing (give --delete to do so)!
| There are still packages in 'foo/bar|main|i386', not removing (give --delete to do so)!
| There are still packages in 'foo/bar|main|source', not removing (give --delete to do so)!
So get rid of the repos, no matter what.
When providing user specific repositories it's important
to also get rid of them (e.g. when the $user/$feature branch
gets removed), so make this procedure as simple as possible.
Michael Prokop
Antoine Musso
Lukas Anzinger
Michael Prokop
Michael Prokop