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Repos to use when creating images.

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Trunk real-time repos (daily)

This is the repo to use if you want the real-time and 'live' repo for Trunk.

Related OBS projects are:

- Trunk

- Trunk:non-oss

- Daily Trunk:Testing snapshots

Trunk:Testing real-time repos (daily)

This is the repo to use if you want the real-time and 'live' repo for Testing.

Related OBS projects are:

- Trunk:Testing

- Trunk:non-oss:Testing

- Daily Trunk:Testing snapshots

MeeGo 1.2 real-time repos (daily)

This is the repo to use if you want the real-time and 'live' repo for Trunk.

Related OBS projects are:

- MeeGo:1.2:oss

- MeeGo:1.2:non-oss

- Daily Trunk:Testing snapshots

MeeGo 1.2:Testing real-time repos (daily)

This is the repo to use if you want the real-time and 'live' repo for Testing.

Related OBS projects are:

- MeeGo:1.2:oss:Testing

- MeeGo:1.2:non-oss:Testing

- Daily Trunk:Testing snapshots

OBS MeeGo Build Targets

MeeGo Build Targets to use when building pkgs in MeeGo.

To Build against Trunk

  1. Login to build.meego.com
  2. Go your project with the pkgs you want to build
  3. Click on the 'Repositories' tab
  4. Click on 'Add repositories'
  5. Check 'MeeGo Trunk'

This ensures that the pkgs in your project are building against the MeeGo Trunk repo.

To Build against Trunk:Testing

  1. Login to build.meego.com
  2. Go your project with the pkgs you want to build
  3. Click on the 'Repositories' tab
  4. Click on 'Add repositories'
  5. Check 'MeeGo Trunk:Testing'

This ensures that the pkgs in your project are building against the MeeGo Trunk:Testing repo.

To Build against MeeGo 1.2

  1. Login to build.meego.com
  2. Go your project with the pkgs you want to build
  3. Click on the 'Repositories' tab
  4. Click on 'Add repositories'
  5. Check 'MeeGo 1.2'

This ensures that the pkgs in your project are building against the MeeGo Trunk repo.

To Build against MeeGo 1.2:Testing

  1. Login to build.meego.com
  2. Go your project with the pkgs you want to build
  3. Click on the 'Repositories' tab
  4. Click on 'Add repositories'
  5. Check 'MeeGo 1.2:Testing'

This ensures that the pkgs in your project are building against the MeeGo Trunk:Testing repo.

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