Use packaging sources to build packages on non-mainstream architectures. #922
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Proposed changes
Similarly to what's currently happening on Alpine, use pkg-oss sources to build packages from source on Debian. This allows us to provide fixes for architectures not covered by upstream nginx.org packages (amd64, aarch64) without touching the rest of infrastructure on nginx.org.
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CONTRIBUTINGdocument./update.shand ensured all entrypoint/Dockerfile template changes have been applied to the relevant image entrypoint scripts & Dockerfiles