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    fcrochik
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    Is there a way to create a source package (packagename_x.y.x_source.changes, packagename_x.y.x.dsc, packagename_x.y.x.tar.gz) using qt creator? is it possible on windows?

    So far I have used scratchbox on linux to create the source package that I can upload to the maemo autobuilder.

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      Can you generate binary packages for Maemo in your setup? If so, you can follow the instructions of the second post in "this thread":http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=57873 . Although they say it is not possible to do it inside Creator, you can try to add a build step for it in the project settings, inside Qt Creator.

      Anselmo L. S. Melo (anselmolsm)

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        [quote author="anselmolsm" date="1291548568"]Can you generate binary packages for Maemo in your setup? If so, you can follow the instructions of the second post in "this thread":http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=57873 . Although they say it is not possible to do it inside Creator, you can try to add a build step for it in the project settings, inside Qt Creator.[/quote]

        Right on target! Thanks!

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          [quote author="tamhanna" date="1291579610"]Hi,
          I have some information on the packaging here:
          http://tamss60.tamoggemon.com/2010/08/10/packaging-qt-applications-for-the-nokia-n900-the-smart-way/

          But: it never fully worked out for me![/quote]

          I finally figured out a simple way to make it work for my applications last week. Before I tried different processes and they all required more "work" than I think they should. As soon as I validate the process I plan to create a wiki... Once I have it done I will appreciate any feedback!

          p.s. I will make sure to check your instructions to see if I can use any to improve my process.

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            [quote author="fcrochik" date="1291525663"]
            Is there a way to create a source package (packagename_x.y.x_source.changes, packagename_x.y.x.dsc, packagename_x.y.x.tar.gz) using qt creator? is it possible on windows?
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            Currently (version 2.1), there is no support for that. But 2.2 will have it, including the ability to optionally upload the generated files to the auto builder.

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              [quote author="zambesi" date="1291625842"][quote author="fcrochik" date="1291525663"]
              Is there a way to create a source package (packagename_x.y.x_source.changes, packagename_x.y.x.dsc, packagename_x.y.x.tar.gz) using qt creator? is it possible on windows?
              [/quote]

              Currently (version 2.1), there is no support for that. But 2.2 will have it, including the ability to optionally upload the generated files to the auto builder.

              [/quote]

              This is really great news if it is true. Are you planning on meego support as well? building rpm packages and uploading to the meego obs?

              Certified Specialist & Qt Ambassador <a href="http://www.crochik.com">Maemo, Meego, Symbian, Playbook, RaspberryPi, Desktop... Qt everywhere!</a>

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                [quote author="fcrochik" date="1291649507"]
                [quote author="zambesi" date="1291625842"]
                [quote author="fcrochik" date="1291525663"]
                Is there a way to create a source package (packagename_x.y.x_source.changes, packagename_x.y.x.dsc, packagename_x.y.x.tar.gz) using qt creator? is it possible on windows?
                [/quote]

                Currently (version 2.1), there is no support for that. But 2.2 will have it, including the ability to optionally upload the generated files to the auto builder.

                [/quote]

                This is really great news if it is true. Are you planning on meego support as well? building rpm packages and uploading to the meego obs?[/quote]

                Obviously, Creator needs to support Meego at some point, and I think it's mostly a question of when the low-level packaging tools are ready. OBS is certainly a topic that belongs into this realm.

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                  [quote author="zambesi" date="1291651212"][quote author="fcrochik" date="1291649507"]
                  [quote author="zambesi" date="1291625842"]
                  [quote author="fcrochik" date="1291525663"]
                  Is there a way to create a source package (packagename_x.y.x_source.changes, packagename_x.y.x.dsc, packagename_x.y.x.tar.gz) using qt creator? is it possible on windows?
                  [/quote]

                  Currently (version 2.1), there is no support for that. But 2.2 will have it, including the ability to optionally upload the generated files to the auto builder.

                  [/quote]

                  This is really great news if it is true. Are you planning on meego support as well? building rpm packages and uploading to the meego obs?[/quote]

                  Obviously, Creator needs to support Meego at some point, and I think it's mostly a question of when the low-level packaging tools are ready. OBS is certainly a topic that belongs into this realm.[/quote]

                  I have to say that I liked you previous post much better :) It was much more decisive: we will have this on 2.2! Just kidding...

                  I imagine that at this time in the game meego is probably a much higher priority than maemo... Not that I won't be glad to have the integration with maemo...

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