[ Role of each branch ]

	[[ DEV ]] 
		This branch/repo is automatically filed from my GitLab after each commit (via a gitlab-runner).
		And it is not signed

		So, bugs could stay or appear. 
		It's just my branch to test on another platform than my dev pc 

		Add this line to your sources.list :

			deb [trusted=yes] http://mirror.bm-monitor.org buster-testing dev	
			or
			deb [trusted=yes] http://mirror.bm-monitor.org bullseye-testing dev



	[[ UAT ]]
		This branch/repo is automatically filed from my GitLab after each commit (via a gitlab-runner).
		And it is not signed.

		It's just my branch to validate that's all fine on UAT platform
		Hope no bug ;)

		Add this line to your sources.list :

			deb [trusted=yes] http://mirror.bm-monitor.org buster-testing uat
			or
			deb [trusted=yes] http://mirror.bm-monitor.org bullseye-testing uat






	[[ PROD ]]
		This is the branch you should subscribe to, because :

			- it is a signed branch (have a look to "HOW TO IMPORT THE PROD GPG KEY" ) 
			- it is a bug free branch. All tests before must passed.
			- this branch is not automatically filled from my GitLab. I manually include each new package.


		Add this line to your sources.list :

			deb http://mirror.bm-monitor.org buster prod
			or
			eb http://mirror.bm-monitor.org bullseye prod






[ HOW TO IMPORT THE PROD GPG KEY ]

Because the Prod (master) branch is signed (dev and uat not), you have to launch this command from your server, as root :

	wget -O- "http://mirror.bm-monitor.org/public.key"| apt-key add -


Then launch an update (apt|aptitude|other update), and all will be fine ;)



Pascal