Build App #

Use ll-builder build to build a linyaps application.

View the help information for the ll-builder build command:

ll-builder build --help

Here is the output:

Build a linyaps project
Usage: ll-builder build [OPTIONS] [COMMAND...]

Positionals:
  COMMAND TEXT ...            Enter the container to execute command instead of building applications

Options:
  -h,--help                   Print this help message and exit
  --help-all                  Expand all help
  --file FILE:FILE [./linglong.yaml]
                              File path of the linglong.yaml
  --arch ARCH                 Set the build arch
  --offline                   Only use local files. This implies --skip-fetch-source and --skip-pull-depend will be set
  --skip-fetch-source         Skip fetch sources
  --skip-pull-depend          Skip pull dependency
  --skip-run-container        Skip run container
  --skip-commit-output        Skip commit build output
  --skip-output-check         Skip output check
  --skip-strip-symbols        Skip strip debug symbols

The ll-builder build command can be run in two ways:

1. the root directory of the project, where the linglong.yaml file is located.
2. specify the linglong.yaml file path with the --file parameter.

Taking the linyaps project org.deepin.demo, as an example, the main steps to build a linyaps application would be as follows:

Go to the org.deepin.demo project directory:

cd org.deepin.demo

Execute the ll-builder build command to start building:

ll-builder build

After the build is complete, the build content will be automatically committed to the local ostree cache. See ll-builder export for exporting build content.

Use the --exec parameter to enter the linyaps container before the build script is executed:

ll-builder build --exec /bin/bash

After entering the container, you can execute shell commands, such as gdb, strace, etc.

For more debugging information of linyaps application debug version, please refer to: Debug App.