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| This policy is to describe how the community can request ARM builds on their PPAs. | Requesting ARM builds for PPAs is now self-service. Use the "Change details" page for the PPA to enable the architectures you want. |
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| You may request an ARM build on your PPA if * Your build takes 4hrs or less to build * You have less than 10 builds a week. To make this request please [[https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+addquestion |file an question]] on Launchpad and it will be dealt with. Note requests are dealt individually and Launchpad reserves discretion on the final say. |
Changing the set of architectures for which a PPA builds does not create new builds for source packages that are already published in that PPA; it only affects which builds will be created for new uploads. If you need to create builds for newly-enabled architectures without reuploading, go to "View package details" and then "Copy packages", select all the packages for which you want to create builds, select "This PPA", "The same series", and "Copy existing binaries", and submit the form using the "Copy Packages" button. |
Requesting ARM builds for PPAs is now self-service. Use the "Change details" page for the PPA to enable the architectures you want.
Changing the set of architectures for which a PPA builds does not create new builds for source packages that are already published in that PPA; it only affects which builds will be created for new uploads. If you need to create builds for newly-enabled architectures without reuploading, go to "View package details" and then "Copy packages", select all the packages for which you want to create builds, select "This PPA", "The same series", and "Copy existing binaries", and submit the form using the "Copy Packages" button.
