Fix conflict in debian-repo-test-latest by not explicitly installing
soapysdr0.7:
dpkg: error processing archive /tmp/apt-dpkg-install-aYn9qf/398-soapysdr0.7-module-lms7_19.01.0-1_amd64.deb (--unpack):
trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/SoapySDR/modules0.5-2/libLMS7Support.so', which is also in package soapysdr0.5-2-module-lms7:amd64 16.12.0+dfsg-1
I have tested locally, that debian-repo-test passes with this patch with
both FEED=latest and FEED=nightly.
Related: OS#3809
Change-Id: Ic7c6b95d20345b39af2ba0d09dddd361696723be
We did not test all programs before, because they did not have
--version implemented. Now they do.
Related: OS#3555
Change-Id: I796f1e34d2c026b11dff89511b667fa457856088
With this patch, the debian-repo-install-test script checks if
the Osmocom programs as installed from the Debian repository have
"UNKNOWN" in their --version output.
Relates: OS#3555
Change-Id: I46f18dc86d3e257c772a6db8539027aad26e24a8
Installs most packages from the Osmocom Debian repository into a plain
debian:stretch container and call the osmo-* binaries with --version
(or -h).
The list of packages is automatically generated with aptitude, so the
job does not need to be changed for every new package. There's also a
new blacklist.txt file with a list of packages, that will not be
installed in this test. Currently, this is filled with all packages
built from the legacy openbsc.git project (some of them are
conflicting with newer repositories) and the soapysdr packages (see
OS#3541).
The feed ("latest", "nightly") can be specified with the FEED
environment variable, it gets read by jenkins.sh (defaults to nightly).
Change-Id: I0f0a8b4f0ccd706cd1af98fe25accd6fd410e007
Relates: OS#3176
Oliver Smith