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Right now, if someone wants to use the buildkite repo for automatic updates, he needs to add it using the instructions in the readme. However, it's possible to install the repository when installing the deb/rpm file.
Normally, in deb files, a postinst script is added with the commands of the repository installation. While in rpm files, a %post section is added with the commands.
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I do not think this is a reasonable thing to do. Why would you need to install repositories on package installation if you install repositories first to install the package?
Normally, in deb files, a postinst script is added with the commands of the repository installation. While in rpm files, a %post section is added with the commands.
I see, it will ask to install repository after installation. The prompt to the user during the installation looks good for me, implicit installation does not.
Right now, if someone wants to use the buildkite repo for automatic updates, he needs to add it using the instructions in the readme. However, it's possible to install the repository when installing the deb/rpm file.
Normally, in deb files, a
postinst
script is added with the commands of the repository installation. While in rpm files, a%post
section is added with the commands.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: