Installing Kodi on Ubuntu-based distributions with Team Kodi PPA

4.1.4 Installing Kodi on Debian 9 'stretch'.

4.1.3 Installing Kodi on Debian 10 'buster'.

4.1.2 Installing Kodi on Debian Unstable or Testing.4.1.1 Checking installed and available Kodi packages.1.6 Downgrading between newer and older stable versions.1.5 Downgrading to a stable version from a development version.1.2 Installing binary add-ons (PVR, audio decoders, audio encoders, screensavers, visualizations, audio DSP).1 Installing Kodi on Ubuntu-based distributions with Team Kodi PPA.The general idea for the 2nd method is writing a function that reads the version file using the -version flag, but this solution will be specific to your language of choice. Another great working example can be seen in this TensorFlow script. In Python, this can be accomplished with the argparse module (see ).

I assume you're creating a wrapper around dpkg-deb? Essentially, you write a function for the -version option which expects a path to a file to open and read in the version numbers line by line, comma separated, etc. The second method depends on the language you are writing your 'debuild' script in. version 1.0.1 -no-lintian -preserve-envvar=PATH -check-dirname-level 0 -no-tgz-check -uc -us Where your build_options.txt file looks something like: -version 1.0.0 -no-lintian -preserve-envvar=PATH -check-dirname-level 0 -no-tgz-check -uc -us The first would be to read all options from a file and execute debuild on it including the version number as such (assuming you make 'debuild' a global alias or function): #!/bin/bash I don't have enough rep to comment, but I can think of 2 ways to accomplish this.

Deb install command line