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README.md
How to build Debian and Ubuntu Packages
Preparations
Packages must be signed with a GPG key. First have a look of the keys you have available:
gpg --list-secret-keys
If you don't have one, create one, then list again.
Pick a secret key you like from the listed keys, for instance "Your Name your.email@yourprovider.com". Then unlock that key by signing a dummy file. The following line should pop up a window to enter the passphrase:
echo | gpg --local-user "Your Name <your.email@yourprovider.com>" -s >/dev/null
Now you can run the below scripts. Without this step they will fail with "No secret key" or similar messages.
How to generate a Debian package
Run the package script, providing a name/email that matches your PGP key.
cd [GTSAM_SOURCE_ROOT]
bash package_scripts/prepare_debian.sh -e "Your Name <your.email@yourprovider.com>"
How to generate Ubuntu packages for a PPA
Run the packaging script, passing the name of the gpg key (see above) with the "-e" option:
cd [GTSAM_SOURCE_ROOT]
bash package_scripts/prepare_ubuntu_pkgs_for_ppa.sh -e "Your Name <your.email@yourprovider.com>"
Check that you have uploaded this key to the ubuntu key server, and have added the key to your account.
Upload the package to your ppa:
cd ~/gtsam_ubuntu
bash [GTSAM_SOURCE_ROOT]/package_scripts/upload_all_gtsam_ppa.sh -p "ppa:your-name/ppa-name"