I noticed that while updating a pkg that is on hold
or in repolock mode, does not keep those properties.
Always set those props in the new pkg dictionary to respect
this behaviour. If there's a pkg on hold and you update it,
you want to keep it in this state unless you tell it to change.
Added new test case to verify.
- Re-add original behaviour now I fixed the real issue for missing
logs. Keep the build/run pipeline full as soon as possible.
- Added -s, --system. System build mode. To only build pkgs that
are installed manually in your system.
- Added long options; sync usage.
- Restrict max jobs to ncores; there are issues with shared data,
and until they are resolved this is the only way to make it work
reliably.
- xbps_repo_release(): new function to release all resources
associated with a repository object.
- xbps_repo_close(): this now just closes the file descriptor
associated with the archive and associated resources.
- repo_open_local: after getting the repository dictionaries,
use xbps_repo_close() to release archive resources.
Bump XBPS_API_VERSION.
- Added -B src:dest (like -b) but this makes bind mounts in
read-only mode.
- Get rid of setfsuid(), it's unnecessary.
- Make sure chrootdir is not '/', use realpath().
- Always set SECBIT_NOROOT, see capabilities(7).
- Do not mount recursively, right now this only mounts
/dev (ro), /dev/shm (rw), /sys (ro) and /proc (ro).
Previously any mount below any specific mount were recursively
mounted in chrootdir.
- Removed -a, this won't work due to dependency cycles between
host/target.
- Do the process in two steps: collect deps and then build.
- Cleaned up the whole code.
Change the build environment from the current travis default (xenial) to
bonic, so that we can run on a newer kernel. This gets rid of issues
related with coreutils due to the statx syscall which is unavailable on
xenial kernels.
