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This can also be edited in the web interface, under your project -> Advanced -> Raw config -> Edit
 
This can also be edited in the web interface, under your project -> Advanced -> Raw config -> Edit
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You can also osc branch from these repositories but you need to add repositories manually.

Revision as of 18:31, 14 October 2011

Setting up Build Repositories

To change the build target repositories of your OBS project (part of the project metadata) to build against Mer:

 osc -A https://api.pub.meego.com meta prj home:yourname -e

The XML should look along these lines (make sure you use your own "name=" value) paying special attention to the <repository> tags:

<project name="home:yourname">
 <title>yourname's Home Project</title>
 <description>Mer is cool</description>
 <person userid="yourname" role="maintainer"/>
 <person userid="yourname" role="bugowner"/>
 <repository name="Mer_Core_armv7hl">
   <path project="Mer:fake:Core:armv7hl" repository="Core_armv7hl"/>
   <arch>armv8el</arch>
 </repository>
 <repository name="Mer_Core_armv7l">
   <path project="Mer:fake:Core:armv7l" repository="Core_armv7l"/>
   <arch>armv7el</arch>
 </repository>
 <repository name="Mer_Core_i586">
   <path project="Mer:fake:Core:i586" repository="Core_i586"/>
   <arch>i586</arch>
 </repository>
</project>

This can also be edited in the web interface, under your project -> Advanced -> Raw config -> Edit

You can also osc branch from these repositories but you need to add repositories manually.

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