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If you just want to build a package from an APKBUILD file, only two command are needed. Both commands operate on an APKBUILD file in the current directory, so you should cd into the directory before running them.

abuild checksum: updates the checksums for source files.
abuild -r: builds the package.

The manual page (available via man abuild) describes all options and commands for abuild.

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-To build a package the <code>abuild</code> command is used. It implements functionality for building packages as well as additional commands and options for package maintenance.
-== Prerequisites ==
-In order to use <code>abuild</code>:
-* Your user account must be a member of the <code>abuild</code> group.
-* [[Abuild_and_Helpers#Setting_up_the_build_environment|The environment must be set up for abuild]].
-== Basic usage ==
 If you just want to build a package from an [[APKBUILD Reference|APKBUILD]] file, only  two command are needed. Both commands operate on an APKBUILD file in the current directory, so you should <code>cd</code> into the directory before running them.
 * <code>abuild checksum</code>: updates the checksums for source files.
 * <code>abuild -r</code>: builds the package.
-Additionally, <code>abump pkgname-pkgver</code> is often used to update a package. <code>abump</code> will update the package's <code>pkgver</code>, rebuild it and create a new commit with the resulting changes.
 The [https://git.alpinelinux.org/abuild/tree/abuild.1.scd manual page] (available via <code>man abuild</code>) describes all options and commands for <code>abuild</code>.
-==== See also ====
-* [[Abuild and Helpers]]
-[[category: Package Manager]]
-[[Category:Development]]