Don't include /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jenkins.list in dpkg#170
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Given two +1s, I'll merge them (plus our http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/debian/ tells users to add it manually), but I was doing this partly because I noticed that other packages seem to be doing it. I wonder if there's some official debian policies around this. |
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Many thanks for merging the patch. I did search the Debian policy documents before making the pull request, but I could not find anything relating to this. Regards, |
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The attached patch removes
/etc/apt/sources.lists.d/jenkins.listfrom the Debian package.The presence of
jenkins.listprevents the sysadmin from controlling the updating of the Jenkins package. For example, it:apt-get updateon machines without external internet access (e.g. intranet build clusters)jenkins.listshould be distributed separately from the package.Regards,
Tom