Hi, >Done. I did a couple of nme runs in a sid chroot, and then fixed
>lintian errors. It might be possible to compact the debian/copying >stanza, but my goal was maximum correctness so I didn't take any >risks. Lintian said that copyright entries for config/* weren't >necessary. Is this true? I removed them on the assumption that they >were. seems that config.* files, have a GPL-3+ while install-sh an MIT license (or expat, didn't check). I leave to you, adding them or not. (I would even strip them from the sources, not sure why they have such a strict license) >One more concern: E - Package closes bugs in a wrong way. Bug >#801192 does not belong to this package. I know this is a "teaching >moment." What is the correct way to tag #801192 (owned by >btrfs-tools) so that it can be closed by btrfs-progs? I'd like to >send the email to control@ myself, and I suspect this needs to be done >before you upload this package. ;-) as you want, the bug will be closed anyway, so feel free to experiment with reassign tag, or just don't care :) additional review: 1) please run autoreconf 2) copyright missing: question: what about using dpkg-divert? Honestly I never tried it, so I don't know if it is useful, used in packaging or somewhere else and I'm too lazy to check it by myself :p https://codesearch.debian.net/results/dpkg-divert/page_0 seems somebody is using it out there also, can you please fix the lintian stuff too? talking about: W dbg-package-missing-depends btrfs-tools-dbg <-- not sure if worth a fix I duplicate-long-description btrfs-tools btrfs-tools-dbg I duplicate-short-description btrfs-tools btrfs-tools-dbg thanks! Gianfranco (I think about putting the package in deferred/15, to leave xnox time to review it too)
