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--name=package_alias should be optional.

• If there's a dsc file, use the name of the package source.
• If there's only a single deb file, use that name.
• If there are multiple binary packages (but no source file), use the name of the first binary file (sorted lexicographically).

Investigate the "indices" directory to understand how a given package might only be included in specific archives instead of all of them.

The Release file (at various levels) has these labels. We need a way to initialize the repository with them via raptr new ... or via environment variables. Ideally, we'd stay as far from a config file as possible.

During each index generation (e.g. link/unlink), always ensures that files for all categories in a distribution at least exist, e.g. all Sources and Packages files.

The new by-hash directive completely eliminates race conditions, but requires all clients use Ubuntu 16.04 or later:

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~cjwatson/blog/no-more-hash-sum-mismatch-errors.html

Perhaps follow the tar/untar convension of -C (dirname)

From the standpoint of pure security, storing the public inside the repository itself is just asking for trouble because if the repository is compromised, they can also change the key and now they can install whatever they want. At the same time, some users really want the convenience. Therefore, I'll give an option "--store-key" which exports it to the repository root.

Given the location of the package files and the proper name of the package, create a directory like so:

/pool/(section)/(first letter of package name)/(package name)/package-files-here.

When specifying an alias for a package. e.g. "haproxy", ensure that the alias provided is found as a substring in at least one of the dsc/deb files indicated.

Build an Debian package that could be submitted to the Debian and Ubuntu ecosystems--including properly changelog, control, rules, versioning, and a man page.

Runtime dependencies include: apt-utils, bzip2, gnupg.

Once each command has a mange page, we can submit this repository to Debian for official inclusion.

Provide the to sign a given repository using GPG. A key should be specified as a command line argument.