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 | 1 | initial version |
I was pointed to:
by kwc, but I'm unsure if this always has the latest from the build farms.
| | 2 | Update |
I was pointed to:According to the release architecture here:
The Hudson builds are in the release pipeline the last stage of which before being released publicly is:
by kwc, but I'm unsure So effectively if this always has you would like to grab the latest from packages built by the build farms.farm you can grab them from:
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
According to the release architecture here:
The Hudson builds are in the release pipeline pipeline; the last stage of which before being released publicly is:
So effectively if you would like to grab the latest packages built by the build farm you can grab them from:
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
According to the release architecture here:
The Hudson builds are in the release pipeline; the last stage of which before being released publicly is:
So effectively effectively, if you would like to grab the latest packages built by the build farm farm, you can grab them from:
| | 5 | answer is incorrect; people should never fetch debs directly due to version-locking (they don't work) |
According to the release architecture here:
The Hudson builds are in the release pipeline; the last stage of which before being released publicly is:
So effectively, if you would like to grab the latest packages built by the build farm, you can grab them from:
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
According to the release architecture here:
The Hudson builds are in the release pipeline; the last stage of which before being released publicly is:
EDIT by kwc: ros-shadow-fixed may not have a completed set of packages, so it's use is not recommended. If you do fetch from ros-shadow-fixed, you will have to update your entire set of ros-* debs at once as the debians are version-locked for binary compatibility.
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