Setting up Development Environment¶

This section talks about setting up schroot, for releasing new Karaage versions and for testing Karaage with Karaage-test.

It is assumed the system is running Debian Jessie; other build systems may be possible, but will require variations.

These steps only need to be done once for a system.

Ensure required packages installed:

apt-get install dput-ng dpkg-dev schroot sbuild slapd
apt-get install python-django python3-django
apt-get install python-tldap python3-tldap
apt-get install python-schroot python3-schroot

The above list is probably incomplete. Any omissions will cause errors when running Karaage tests.

Stop and disable slapd, it will prevent slapd running in a schroot:
```
service slapd stop
systemctl disable slapd
```
Add yourself to the sbuild group. Replace brian with your unix user id.
```
adduser brian sbuild
```
Logout and login again for this to work.

Run the following commands:

cd tree
git clone https://github.com/brianmay/bampkgbuild.git
sudo ~/tree/bampkgbuild/create_schroot debian sid amd64
sudo ~/tree/bampkgbuild/create_schroot debian sid i386
sudo ~/tree/bampkgbuild/create_schroot debian jessie amd64
sudo ~/tree/bampkgbuild/create_schroot debian jessie i386

Test schroot is in working order. Changes should disappear after exiting the schroot.
```
schroot --chroot jessie-amd64
schroot --chroot jessie-amd64 --user root
```
To make changes to the underlying chroot (you shouldn’t have to do this) use:
```
schroot --chroot source:jessie-amd64
```
If making releases you will need to have a GPG key to use to distribute the changes and this should have an established web of trust. If not, create a key and get other trusted people to sign it.