dr (stands for debian repository) is a Debian repository management tool. It will help you set up and maintain your own small package repository for any Debian-based distribution. You can keep your sources in git and use the dr tool to manage builds, versions, and releases. It works particularly well in case your development is very fast and you ship new versions of your packages often (even several times a day).
The following diagram illustrates how dr works. It takes source packages
that are managed in git repositories, builds them and serves them in
different suites. For more information, please see this
project's wiki.
It is the tool we use to manage our software repository and the custom packages for Kano OS. The application is written in Ruby, building on top of many other tools (such as reprepro, debuild, debhelper, and others).
Here is like it looks like in the terminal:
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We found that dr demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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