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-Building from source
---------------------
-Install "git-buildpackage" and run the following steps:
-
- gbp clone https://salsa.debian.org/dns-team/pdns.git
- cd pdns
- gbp buildpackage
-
-We recommend you use sbuild to make sure you build in a clean environment.
-Example call:
-
- gbp buildpackage --git-builder='sbuild -d unstable -j8'
-
-Changelog
----------
-This package uses gbp dch for automatically generating debian/changelog entries
-from the corresponding git commits. This makes cherry-picking, merging, and
-rebasing much simpler.
-
-Thus, for any packaging change *do not* modify debian/changelog. Just write a
-meaningful git commit message with proper bug references (ex: "Closes: #12345"
-on the last line). For doing a release, run
-
- gbp dch --auto --release
-
-then beautify the generated debian/changelog and commit it.
-
-Patch handling
---------------
-This package uses gbp pq for maintaining patches with a git-like workflow in a
-"patch-queue/<branch>" local branch and then exporting them as quilt series.
-For working on patches you run
-
- gbp pq import --force
-
-Then you are in the patch-queue branch and can git log, commit, cherry-pick
-upstream commits, rebase, etc. there. After you are done, run
-
- gbp pq export
-
-which will put you back into master and update debian/patches/ (including
-series). You need to git add etc. new patches, possibly other
-packaging changes, and then git commit as usual.
-
-This package tends to have few patches, so all of them go into the default
-series.
-
-Synchronized packaging with upstream
-------------------------------------
-Upstream ships Debian and Ubuntu packages aligned with Debian's packaging
-at https://repo.powerdns.com/. Packaging sources for those can be found at
-https://github.com/PowerDNS/pdns/tree/master/builder-support/debian .
-
-While there are some minor differences, the general goal is to stay aligned.
-Recently, we have tried to align the used Lua versions too.
-
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-(This document is based off Debian's systemd README.source. Thank you!)