Artifacts
The categorization of artifacts does not enforce anything on the structure of the associated files and key-value data. However, there must be some consistency and rules to be able to a make a meaningful use of the system.
The Available artifacts section documents the various categories that we use to manage a Debian-based distribution. For each category, we explain:
what associated files you can find
what key-value data you can expect
what relationships with other artifacts are likely to exist
Data key names are used in pydantic
models, and must therefore be valid
Python identifiers.
See the explanation for an overview, and below for technical details.
- Relationships
- Available artifacts
- Category
debian:autopkgtest
- Category
debian:binary-package
- Category
debian:binary-packages
- Category
debian:blhc
- Category
debian:debdiff
- Category
debian:lintian
- Category
debian:package-build-log
- Category
debusine:signing-input
- Category
debusine:signing-output
- Category
debian:source-package
- Category
debian:system-image
- Category
debian:system-tarball
- Category
debian:upload
- Category
debusine:work-request-debug-logs
- Category