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Introduction

Welcome

Installing

Release Types Shell Script APT Repository makedeb Package Repository Docker

makedeb

PKGBUILD Syntax Distro/Architecture Specific Variables Differences from makepkg Comparisons to Other Tools

Using the MPR

Introduction Mist - The MPR CLI Installing Packages Uploading Packages Support Policy

Prebuilt-MPR

Introduction Getting Started Adding Packages

MPR User Guidelines

Marking Maintainers in a PKGBUILD Package Relationships Using Experimental makedeb Features

Support

Obtaining Support Community Events makedeb Team Ways to Support makedeb Reporting Security Vulnerabilities

Release Types


makedeb distributes releases through three update channels: stable, beta and alpha.

stable is the tested, known-to-work release of makedeb, which is ready to be used inside of production environments.

beta is regularly synced from the alpha branch. This release serves as the entrypoint for bringing new features to the stable release, and is where most testing takes place.

Lastly, alpha is the cutting-edge build, which receives updates as soon as changes are pushed to the Git repository, allowing users to see changes as soon as they are made. Users of this channel should prepare (and expect) for breakage from time to time.