The majorīenefit is testing here as it is now possible to generate an EIPP request, feed Planner already in the form of 'apt' which is "just" using the internal alwaysĮxisting planner implementation, but reads and talks proper EIPP. Their various dependency relations, similar to how libapt can talk to externalĭetails how apt and a planner can communicate. Installation (and removal) of packages from the system in the order required by The meat of the GSoC project was the ability to let libapt talk to (external)Įxecutables (called planners) which are tasked with creating a plan for the APT External Installation Planner Protocol (EIPP) Long mails to and bugreports (~100 mails). Reports here on this blog I used ~10574 words (not including this post),Īnother ~23555 words in the IRC channel #debian-apt and sometimes very As a special mention our tests alone changed by: A diffstat run over myĬommits says "322 files changed, 11171 insertions(+), 5847 deletions(-)"Ĭonsisting of code, documentation and tests (this doesn't includeĪutomatic churn like regeneration of po and pot files, which deludes the With on average of nearly 2 commits each day. Responsible for a bit shy of ⅔ of all APT commits in this timeframe
The timeframe saw 336 commits as a whole making me This timeframe ofĪuthored by me + 9 commits committed by me for others (translations, Reasons described later and/or in the weekly reports. Last) but were handled as part of general emergencies or for similar Project itself (the first is), but "just" in the timeframe (like the Not all of them are directly related to the GSoC Methods: read config in most to least specific (minor bugfix), the last commit I will be counting on 17. My first commit as part of GSoC was made on 25. Perhaps inĭebian and maybe in an APT project? We are waiting for YOU! Statistics Student with a passion for open-source to apply next year.
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After two (veryĭifferent) GSoCs in 2010 and now 2016 I can full heartily recommend to any Important as APT in Debian on a full-time basis. It was an overall great experience to work again on something as Over the course of this GSoC and my entire Debian journey up to this I should have mentioned here, too, who have all helped me in many ways Michael Vogt (mentor, apt), Julian Andres Klode (apt), Manuel A.įernandez Montecelo (aptitude), Guillem Jover (dpkg), Enrico Zini ( AM), the Debian Outreach On a social front I finally applied for and shortly afterĭeveloper, uploading" status. The official GSoC2016 final isīut APT always moves forward and I have no intention of leaving itĪlone, so this tag just marks the end of the GSoC2016 period and my The course of the summer, so everything described here later can beĮxperienced directly. You can also find personal week-to-week posts I participated again as a student in this years edition of the Googleĭebian on the project APT↔dpkg communicationĭetails me and the plan, while this post serves as link hub andĮxplanation of what I did. Illustrated using preformatted text characters and colored as on the terminal. APTs iconic supercow with its catchphrase: "Have you mooed today?" serving as logo for this website.
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