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dependencies.txt lists the dependencies required by the project.

obs/generic/README.md

+# README
+
+**WARNING**: This project is a **work in progress** (WIP)!
+
+## What is it
+### In short
+Here we turn a *software release* (SR) or a *buildout.cfg* into a *Linux package* thanks to *OBS*! It is not that simple though and you will have to read a bit on how it works before you can get your package.
+
+### Workflow (short version)
+1. Set you OBS repository.
+
+2. Adapt *build-scripts/configure_release.sh*
+
+3. Run ```make```
+
+### How?
+#### 1. OBS Repository
+Sorry but first you will have to read this
+>https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_Tutorial
+
+and follow the "command-line" instructions. So you will have to install this (the *osc* command)
+>https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:OSC
+
+Advice: to install *osc*, if you are working at Nexedi or whatever affiliated company, you should probably go to
+>https://github.com/openSUSE/osc
+
+and follow the installation instructions. They are slightly broken... You may have to install some dependencies:
+```
+sudo apt install git pip
+pip install distutils.core
+```
+and then to execute the instructions modified as follows:
+```
+python3 setup.py build
+sudo python3 setup.py install
+ln -s `pwd`/osc-wrapper.py /usr/bin/osc
+# add "3" at the end of the first line (python -> python3)
+sed -i "1 s/$/3/" osc-wrapper.py
+```
+
+You should checkout (```osc co <home-project> <package>```) in the root directory of this project. So after that, along with *Makefile* and *README.md*, you should have a directory *home-project* with a directory *package* inside.
+
+Don't cheat! If you don't create them with ```osc``` it won't work...
+
+### 2. Adapt *build-scripts/configure_release.sh*
+
+[TODO: describe the needed adaptations]
+
+### 3. Run ```make```
+Simply run ```make```. More explanations at section [TODO: section]
+
+Good luck!
+
+Some advices though: [TODO: give some tips to get the logs, etc.]
+
+
+[TODO: Reorganize the rest]
+
+### Tarballs
+The *\<tarball\>* directory to be archived and sent to OBS is to be prepared in tarballs/*\<tarball\>*.
+
+### Templates
+The *templates/* directory contains the templates used during first local run of buildout and to prepare the templates to be sent to OBS.
+
+### Distribution specifics
+The *distribution-specifics/* directory contains the files needed to build a package in a given distribution. Currently only Debian is supported and the files are in the minimal possible stage. Do not rely solely on them for a serious build.
+
+### Packaging with OBS
+Currently, only Debian is supported.
+The OBS directory is prepared with obs.sh and the temporary files created for it are cleaned with clean_obs.sh. The scripts assume you already checked out your OBS project.
+
+#### Debian
+The *debian/* directory provides only the bare minimum for a package to be built. For more support you will have to add it yourself.
+
+### Complete process
+#### Workflow preparation workflow
+``` # block of code
+make
+```
+or
+```
+./build_tree.sh
+./tempate_stage.sh
+./bootstrap_buildout.sh
+./obs.sh
+```
+
+#### Clean workflow
+```
+make clean
+```
+or
+```
+./clean_build_tree.sh
+./clean_template_stage.sh
+./clean_bootstram_buildout.sh
+./clean_obs.sh
+```
+
+
+------------------
+TMP
+------------------
+
+This package aims at minimizing efforts when turning a simple set of buildout.cfg files into something OBS-compatible in order to build a package. It provides a set of scripts and some additional files to ease the process.
+
+
+The main goal is to prepare a tarball usable with the make/make install workflow. Then it is sent to OBS along with some *.spec* files. *.spec* files are used to actually package the tarball and are often specific to the distribution one wants to build a package for.

obs/generic/dependencies.txt

+bash
+python2.7
+wget