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in data collection
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package-sets. currently there are two: required + build-essential. more suggestions welcome.
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into two
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- drop python-arpy hack
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now' (=until there are no more, see http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/reproducible-builds/Week-of-Mon-20141229/000607.html)
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- workaround for `dpkg-deb --ctrl-tarfile /dev/stdin` not being
available in Wheezy
- Python arpy was the only implementation I found which allows to read
an ar archive from standard input without a filename (thus preserving
the ability to quit a package download early)
- since tar cannot transparently decompress content from standard
input (bug #773912), this has to be done in Python, too
- this is also ugly because Python does not work well for oneliners
- please revert this commit as soon as Jenkins run Jessie because dpkg
is also faster than Python arpy
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debugging"
This reverts commit 322f489a9c25983e0007eaa60db81dbbf4c487dd.
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apt+dpkg before the rest. only for some tasks and only for upgrades from jessie+sid
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