Hi, Quoting Johannes Schauer (2015-09-26 13:21:17) > What I did was to: > > $ dgit clone botch > [import new upstream version 0.15, fix something in ./debian and git commit > my changes] > $ dgit -wdd sbuild -d unstable --debbuildopt=--changes-option=-S > $ dgit push > > So really nothing tricky. > > I would like to reproduce this myself but as far as I see it, this is tricky > because `dgit clone` will now not do the same thing anymore because the git > repository already exists and I cannot just do `dgit push` some tests because > that will do an actual upload.
my new upstream upload of botch failed due to a weird error in the test suite
so I have some opportunities to test this more without creating any damage. And
indeed I am now able to reproduce this bug!
I did the following:
$ dgit clone botch # clone the existing repo
$ cd botch
$ uscan --force-download # to get the upstream version because there was no
# successful upload of 0.15 to debian yet
$ dch -i # create a dummy changelog entry
$ dch -r # fixup the distribution value in d/changelog
$ git add debian/changelog
$ git commit -m "dgit test upload"
$ DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nocheck dgit -wdd sbuild -d unstable
--debbuildopt=--changes-option=-S
$ dgit push
[...]
Checksum doesn't match for ../botch_0.15-2.debian.tar.xz
dgit: failed command: dput ftp-master ../botch_0.15-2_multi.changes
dgit: subprocess failed with error exit status 1
! Push failed, while uploading package(s) to the archive server.
! You can retry the upload of exactly these same files with dput of:
! $changesfile
! If that .changes file is broken, you will need to use a new version
! number for your next attempt at the upload.
The DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nocheck is required because as I said earlier, the
testsuite currently fails.
You should see the results of the steps I executed in the current dgit
repository.
Please feel free to do further experiments with the botch repo to reproduce
this problem. You cannot break much - nothing in the archive depends on botch
and I don't think anybody besides me and Helmut Grohne are using it.
Thanks!
cheers, josch
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