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diff --git a/web/html/beta.html b/web/html/beta.html index 2e0246d6..29bf80a3 100644 --- a/web/html/beta.html +++ b/web/html/beta.html @@ -136,30 +136,54 @@ step is necessary so we can make sure that the right people are getting the right access. We will migrate this information to the production system, so you won't have to do it again.<br> </li> - <li>Check out the CVS tree for the AUR repository, located at:<br> - <code>:pserver:<userid>@cvs.archlinux.org/home/cvs-aur-test</code><br> + <li>Check out the CVS tree for the AUR repository. To do this, +execute the following commands:<br> + <br> + <code>export +CVSROOT=":pserver:<userid>@cvs.archlinux.org:/home/cvs-aur-test"<br> +cvs login<br> +cvs co aur-test</code><br> + <br> If you're -a TU or developer, you should already have an account in this new -repository.</li> +a TU, you should already have an account in this new +repository. If you are a developer, email Jason (jason at archlinux dot +org) and he'll set up access for you.<br> + </li> <li>Build binary packages for things you wish to place in the AUR, and add the PKGBUILD and accompanying necessary files to the CVS -repository.<br> +repository. You can do this with:<br> + <br> + <code>cvs add <directory><br> +cd <directory><br> +cvs add PKGBUILD<br> +.<br> +.<br> +cvs commit</code><br> + <br> </li> <li>Upload the binary packages using the "tupkg" tool. Run<span style="font-family: monospace;">:<br> - </span><code>tupkg + </span><code><br> +tupkg --host subzero.elys.com --user <userid> --password <password> <packagefile.pkg.tar.gz></code><br> + <br> Note that this is your <span style="font-weight: bold;">AUR login -password</span> not your CVS password, in case they are different.<br> +password</span> -- the one you assign when you create your account, not +your CVS password, in case they are different.<br> </li> <li>Once your packages are uploaded successfully, tag the newly -created package files with the CURRENT tag in cvs.</li> +created package files with the CURRENT tag in cvs. You can do this with:<br> + <code><br> +cvs tag -cFR CURRENT <newpackagebuilddir></code> <br> + <br> + </li> <li>In 5-10 minutes, the automated script will add them to the AUR repository. Verify that they appear both in the web interface and become -available via pacman -S from the aur repository.</li> +available via <code>pacman -Sy <package></code> from the aur +repository.</li> <li>Select the newly added or updated package in the AUR web interface and set yourself as the maintainer.<br> </li> |