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Possible Issue: The vendor rule in debian/rules deletes the vendor directory without checking if it's currently in use or contains unsaved changes. This could lead to data loss if the directory is being used elsewhere.
Possible Improvement: The packaging instructions do not mention how to handle updates to the Rust toolchain itself. Given that the build process relies on the ~/.cargo/bin directory, changes in the toolchain could affect reproducibility and compatibility.
🔒 Security concerns
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Code feedback:
relevant file
debian/rules
suggestion
Consider checking if the vendor directory is in use or contains unsaved changes before deleting it. This can prevent potential data loss. You might use a temporary directory for vendoring or prompt the user before deletion. [important]
Add a section on handling updates to the Rust toolchain, including how to ensure compatibility with new toolchain versions and the impact on the build process. This will help maintainers keep the package up-to-date and ensure it builds correctly. [medium]
Consider specifying minimum versions for cargo:native and rustc:native in the Build-Depends field to ensure compatibility and reproducibility of builds across different environments. [medium]
For better modularity and readability, consider moving the logic for creating the .cargo/config file and extracting the vendor.tar.xz into separate rules or a script. This can make the build process clearer and easier to maintain. [medium]
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Ensure the cargo vendor command succeeds before creating the vendor tarball.
Consider checking the success of the cargo vendor command before proceeding to create the vendor.tar.xz tarball. This ensures that the build process does not continue with an incomplete or missing vendor directory, which could lead to build failures or incomplete builds.
Use dh_auto_clean for a more idiomatic cleanup in Debian packaging.
Use dh_auto_clean instead of manually specifying cargo clean and removing directories. This leverages debhelper's clean mechanism, which is more idiomatic and ensures that all necessary cleanup operations are performed according to Debian packaging standards.
Use override_dh_auto_configure for setting up Cargo configuration.
Instead of manually creating and removing the .cargo directory, consider using the override_dh_auto_configure target to set up the Cargo configuration. This approach is cleaner and separates the configuration phase from the build phase, adhering to the Debian packaging best practices.
Specify minimum Rust and Cargo versions in Build-Depends.
Specify the minimum version of Rust and Cargo required to build the package in the Build-Depends field. This ensures that the package is built with a compatible toolchain, preventing potential build failures due to incompatibilities.
Improve command readability in the README by using code blocks.
It's recommended to wrap the command examples with code blocks or indent them to improve readability in markdown viewers. This makes it easier for users to identify and copy commands without accidentally missing parts of the command.
+```
./debian/rules vendor
then you can simply run:
debuild --prepend-path ~/.cargo/bin -sa
+```
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Ensure cargo vendor succeeds before creating the tarball.
Consider checking the success of the cargo vendor command before proceeding to create the vendor.tar.xz tarball. This ensures that the build process does not continue if there are issues with vendoring the dependencies.
Improve clarity of instructions with steps or bullet points.
To improve clarity and readability, consider breaking down complex instructions into numbered steps or bullet points, especially for the build and packaging instructions.
-TL;DR: to generate your own debian package with your own Rust toolchain,-the vendored dependencies need to be generated first with:- ./debian/rules vendor-then you can simply run:- debuild --prepend-path ~/.cargo/bin -sa+TL;DR:+1. Generate the vendored dependencies first with:+ ./debian/rules vendor+2. Then, you can generate your own Debian package by running:+ debuild --prepend-path ~/.cargo/bin -sa
Maintainability
Use variables for repeated paths or filenames.
To improve maintainability, consider using variables for repeated paths or filenames, such as debian/vendor.tar.xz, to ensure consistency and ease future updates.
Specify minimum Rust and Cargo versions in Build-Depends.
Consider specifying the minimum version of Rust and Cargo required to build the project in the Build-Depends field. This ensures that the package is built with a compatible toolchain.
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User description
This is my proposal to facilitate the creation of .deb and, most importantly, source Debian packages that can be uploaded to one's PPA.
Type
enhancement, documentation
Description
Changes walkthrough
4 files
README.debian
Comprehensive Packaging Instructions for Debian and Ubuntudebian/README.debian
Ubuntu.
network access.
(PPA).
changelog
Initial Changelog Entry for Ubuntu Jammydebian/changelog
Jammy.
copyright
Copyright and Licensing Informationdebian/copyright
Debian packaging.
trippy.docs
Documentation Inclusion for Debian Packagedebian/trippy.docs
documentation.
5 files
cargo.config
Cargo Configuration for Vendored Dependenciesdebian/cargo.config
control
Package Metadata and Build Dependencies Definitiondebian/control
format
Debian Source Package Format Specificationdebian/source/format
include-binaries
Inclusion of Vendored Dependencies in Source Packagedebian/source/include-binaries
trippy.install
Installation Path Definition for Trippy Binarydebian/trippy.install
1 files
rules
Custom Build Rules for Debian Packagingdebian/rules
the package.
Rust project structure.