Arch-autobuild-repo.git

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			* What is this?
			This is a set of files to auto-build a personal repository for Arch.
			It uses a chroot environment to build the packages, so that a build environment can be made on a server running a non-arch operating system.

			* Set-up
			Create a chroot environment named "chroot" in the current directory.
			Copy the ~build.sh~ script to ~/build/repo~ within the chroot.
			While there, run ~pacman -S base-devel~
			Be sure to sign in to git in the chroot and set ~git config --global credential.helper store~, with an appropriate remote repository.
			Edit ~create_chroot.sh~ variables at the top to your details.
			Run ~sudo create_chroot.sh~, and create the git repository in ~/build/repo~ when prompted, with a remote repository.

			You may also want to set ~MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)"~ within the chroot to enable parallel compilation.
			For xz compression, add the ~--threads=0~ option to COMPRESSXZ such that it reads ~COMPRESSXZ=(xz -c -z - --threads=0)~.
			ccache may be useful to decrease the times of git packages, due to the little changes.

			Script coming soon.
			* Usage
			All scripts must be run as root.
			To enter the chroot, use the ~enter_chroot.sh~ script.
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			Only the latest packages are stored in ~/build/repo/x86_64~ to avoid multiple older versions building up.

			To enable automatic building, create a cronjob for root, something of the sort of ~0 12 * * * /path/to/dir/build_packages.sh~ to build ever day at noon.

			* To Dos
			- Add a script to create the chroot folder.
			- Error catching for builds which fail.
			- Create a universal variables file