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Package enac-monitoring: build, test, and install

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This lecture covers the steps to prepare a new package named enac-monitoring, including building, testing, and installing it. The instructor demonstrates how to build the package, update the changelog, and upload it to the enacrepo server for installation on different platforms.

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