Apt/NewPostgreSQLVersion
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* Update apt.postgresql.org/repo/conf/distributions.sh and re-generate the distributions file | * Update apt.postgresql.org/repo/conf/distributions.sh and re-generate the distributions file | ||
** Update the checkout in atalia:/srv/apt/apt.postgresql.org | ** Update the checkout in atalia:/srv/apt/apt.postgresql.org | ||
| + | * Create new Jenkins jobs and build them | ||
===Changing the default PostgreSQL version=== | ===Changing the default PostgreSQL version=== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:01, 3 January 2013
Adding a new PostgreSQL version to the repository
- Create a new bzr branch on bzr.debian.org
- Check if apt.postgresql.org/jenkins/generate-pgdg-source needs updating (usually not)
- If so, update the checkout on pgdgbuild by running the "apt.postgresql.org" job
- Update apt.postgresql.org/repo/conf/distributions.sh and re-generate the distributions file
- Update the checkout in atalia:/srv/apt/apt.postgresql.org
- Create new Jenkins jobs and build them
Changing the default PostgreSQL version
- Update apt.postgresql.org/jenkins/generate-pgdg-source
- If so, update the checkout on pgdgbuild by running the "apt.postgresql.org" job
- If the old version was in sid only, also update apt.postgresql.org/repo/conf/distributions.sh
- If so, re-generate the distributions file, and update the checkout in atalia:/srv/apt/apt.postgresql.org
- Rebuild the old default version so its libpq gets added to the extra component (as it was in main before)
- Rebuild the new default version so its libpq gets added to main (as it was in the extra component before)
