[20:49] <realtime-neil> How would I go about running `git-build-recipe` for source code on my local machine?
[20:54] <realtime-neil> Or, failing that, how would I approximate what git-build-recipe does, within the constraint that I keep the git repository and built artifacts on my local host.
[21:24] <Odd_Bloke> realtime-neil: It's in the Ubuntu archive, I think you can just invoke it by pointing it at a file containing your recipe.
[21:25] <realtime-neil> Odd_Bloke: okay. What do I use instead of `lp:sourcereponame`?
[21:41] <Odd_Bloke> realtime-neil: In my ~/.gitconfig I have "git+ssh://oddbloke@git.launchpad.net/" configured as the replacement for "lp:": https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QySwYM3Zfm/
[21:42] <Odd_Bloke> So either add that config yourself (changing the username ofc) or perform that substitution by hand.
[21:43] <realtime-neil> so... maybe a `file:///home/luser/project.git` ?
[21:43] <realtime-neil> lemme try that
[21:44] <Odd_Bloke> Oh right, I see; yeah, I've only used it to test LP recipes before configuring them so I've always had a remote repo to point at, so I'm not exactly sure on the syntax for local stuff.
[21:45] <realtime-neil> what's really going to suck is if I have to create local bare git repos every time i want to git-build-recipe