# Entropy Matter, Automated Entropy Packages Build Service, example spec file # List of packages required to be built. # Comma separated, example: app-foo/bar, bar-baz/foo # Mandatory, cannot be empty packages: dev-lang/R, dev-lang/bas, dev-lang/bashforth, dev-lang/bff, dev-lang/boo, dev-lang/c-intercal, dev-lang/cfortran, dev-lang/cilk, dev-lang/cll1h, dev-lang/clojure, dev-lang/cm3-bin, dev-lang/coffee-script, dev-lang/confluence, dev-lang/f2c, dev-lang/ferite, dev-lang/fpc, dev-lang/gdl, dev-lang/gforth, dev-lang/gnu-smalltalk, dev-lang/go, dev-lang/gprolog, dev-lang/icon, dev-lang/icc dev-lang/idb dev-lang/ifc, dev-lang/ispc, dev-lang/inform, dev-lang/interprolog, dev-lang/io, dev-lang/jimtcl, dev-lang/julia, dev-lang/lazarus, dev-lang/libcilkrts, dev-lang/lisaac, dev-lang/logtalk, dev-lang/lua, dev-lang/luajit, dev-lang/maude, dev-lang/mmix, dev-lang/nacl-toolchain-newlib, dev-lang/nasm, dev-lang/nqc, dev-lang/nqp, dev-lang/ocaml, dev-lang/open-cobol, dev-lang/orc, dev-lang/parrot, dev-lang/pcc, dev-lang/php, dev-lang/php, dev-lang/python, dev-lang/python-exec, dev-lang/ruby:1.9, dev-lang/scala, dev-lang/snobol, dev-lang/spidermonkey, dev-lang/swi-prolog, dev-lang/swig, dev-lang/tcl dev-lang/tk, dev-lang/tuprolog, dev-lang/vala, dev-lang/xsb, dev-lang/yasm # disabled due to infinite loop # dev-lang/yap, # Entropy repository where to commit packages # Mandatory, cannot be empty repository: sabayon-hell # Provide custom build arguments to Portage. # Default is: --verbose --nospinner build-args: --verbose --oneshot --nospinner --quiet-build=y --quiet-fail --fail-clean=y --complete-graph # Allow Source Package Manager (Portage) repository change? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no spm-repository-change: no # In case of Source Package Manager repository change, allow # execution if the original repository does not contain # the package anymore? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no spm-repository-change-if-upstreamed: yes # Allow compiling package even if it's not actually installed on system? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no not-installed: no # Allow dependencies to be pulled in? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no dependencies: yes # Allow package downgrade? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no downgrade: no # Allow package rebuild? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no rebuild: no # Make possible to continue if one or more packages fail to build? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no keep-going: yes # Allow new USE flags? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no new-useflags: yes # Allow removed USE flags? # Valid values are either "yes" or "no" # Default is: no removed-useflags: yes # Package pre execution script hook # Valid value is path to executable file # Env vars: # MATTER_PACKAGE_NAMES = space sep. list of names of the packages # that would be built. It does not reflect the name of the failing packages, # because they could be just dependencies of them. # pkgpre: /home/fabio/repos/entropy/services/matter_examples/pkgpre.sh # Package build post execution script hook, executed for each package # Valid value is path to executable file # Env vars: # MATTER_PACKAGE_NAMES = space sep. list of names of the packages # that would be built. It does not reflect the name of the failing packages, # because they could be just dependencies of them. # pkgpost: /home/fabio/repos/entropy/services/matter_examples/pkgpost.sh # Env vars: # MATTER_PACKAGE_NAMES = space sep. list of names of the packages # that would be built. It does not reflect the name of the failing packages, # because they could be just dependencies of them. # MATTER_PORTAGE_FAILED_PACKAGE_NAME = exact name (atom, CPV) of the failing # package, the one that triggered the buildfail hook. # MATTER_PORTAGE_REPOSITORY = Portage repository from where the package # comes from # MATTER_PORTAGE_BUILD_LOG_DIR = directory containing all the build logs of # the failed package buildfail: /particles/hooks/buildfail.sh # For more info regarding exported environment variables, please see: # matter --help