FAQ
This service reguarly scans configured Github repositories for new releases and provides all Debian packages found at Github as a Debian repository. Debian repositories are not created as you access them, you need to register each Github repository to have it monitored. You may use the form on this Page to do so.
To access the Debian repository for your favourite Github repository, simply construct the URL for your sources.list from the Github URL:
To build the Debian repository index, all Debian packages need to be downloaded from Github for analysis. The packages are also stored on and served from our servers as long as the repository exists and they have not been replaced by newer versions of the same package.
To access the Debian repository for your favourite Github repository, simply construct the URL for your sources.list from the Github URL:
deb https://apt-sourc.es/deb/$GithubUser/$GithubRepository stable mainThe Debian repository signs package lists with its own GPG key, please do not forget to add this key to your local APT GPG keyring.
To build the Debian repository index, all Debian packages need to be downloaded from Github for analysis. The packages are also stored on and served from our servers as long as the repository exists and they have not been replaced by newer versions of the same package.
It is located at https://apt-sourc.es/admin/gpg.asc. You can use the following snippet to directly import it:
curl https://apt-sourc.es/admin/gpg.asc | apt-key add -
As of now, Github repositories are scanned twice a day for new releases.
Make sure the repository publishes releases and adds the Debian packages as 'assets'. Each release may contain a 'body'-part and sometimes maintainers use that body to publish links to their downloads formatted as Markdown text. However, these links will not be picked up by this service.