Lgp needs chroot image that could be created at the installation step by prompting root and update /etc/lgp/lgprc accordingly. The other advantage could be to consider dpkg-reconfigure as a valid entry point to run lgp setup command (easy to remember for admins). To debate. | |
| priority | minor |
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| type | enhancement |
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#18639 add debconf template to select chroot images to build 
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#18212 lgp build -d sid produces package not uploadable in Debian