- create device-azure.tar.gz during the build that includes the
packages for the azure cloud
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/400-create-apt-get-warning.binary:
- display helpful message to use snappy when a user tries to use
apt-get on a snappy system
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/500-move-kernel-to-device-tar.binary:
- do the device-azure.tar.gz extraction here
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/12-add-docker-user.chroot:
- ensure docker group is used
- system-image: collect the deivce.tar.gz
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/09-move-kernel-to-device-tar.binary:
- create a device.tar.gz from the installed kernel/modules and
remove it from the rootfs
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/10-remove-documentation.binary:
- strip documentation
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/11-remove-extra-packages.chroot:
- remove extra packages like libicu52/libqt that are still on the
image because vivid system-image has a dependency on u-d-m which
depends on libqt
* live-build/ubuntu-core/hooks/12-add-docker-user.chroot:
- add a docker user/group into the image (this can go once we have
a hook for this)
- system-image: do not install ubuntu-minimal
- system-image: install KERNEL_FLAVOURS=virtual on i386/amd64
- system-image: use "--linux-packages=linux-image"
libmirplatformgraphics-android to avoid accidentally pulling in the
-mesa variants that are preferred as dependencies of libmirclient and
libmirserver.
on it being in the corresponding tasks. linux-signed-generic shouldn't
be in a task because that expands to ABI-versioned packages, and tasks
can't be updated post-release.
work properly because it doesn't allow for signing key configuration.
Rename it to the more domain-specific EXTRA_PPAS (which is now a
space-separated sequence of <ppa-owner>/<ppa-name> pairs), and fetch
signing keys for those from Launchpad using python3-software-properties.
dump its value into config/archives/extra-archives.list.chroot and
config/archives/extra-archives.list.binary. This makes it easier for a
builder to build an image against an additional PPA.
Michael Vogt
Ricardo Salveti de Araujo
Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
Ubuntu MATE Developers
Martin Wimpress
Oliver Grawert
Colin Watson
Steve Langasek
James Hunt
Iain Lane