Hi Evgeny, On 2022-09-30 17:18, Evgeny Posenitskiy wrote: >> Please fix the remaining issue with lintian overrides. After that I will >> upload the package to NEW. > > Done, thank a lot for debugging the issues! Looking forward to > apt-get-ing the libtrexio :-)
Great, thanks! Actually, it is still quite some journey apt-get :) First we have to wait for acceptance into unstable by ftpmaster (mostly copyright review) and then until the next Debian release. Ubuntu tends to be released more frequently, thus there is a chance your package will first appear there. > One last question: I have noticed that some packages have the `watch` > file. Does it automate synchronization with the upstream? I was thinking > about the future updates of the package if/when we release a new version > of the upstream library. Yes, that's right. Since your package is hosted on GitHub, you will find a lot of examples of how to do so. There are also examples in 'man uscan'. You can check how the debian/watch file works by issuing 'uscan --debug'. I have just uploaded your package. Please now tag the git commit from which I did the upload (cb56db7559202fb1dba20909e117e1a8f10f1663) with 'gbp tag --sign'. If you have already added more commits, return to aforementioned commit first: $ git checkout cb56db7559202fb1dba20909e117e1a8f10f1663 $ gbp tag --sign Then push the tag, 'salsa push' will do that for you. If you are fine with that, I will request moving libtrexio from your personal salsa user space to debichem (like the Vcs-* in debian/control state). This way me and other DebiChem members will be able to maintain this package if need be. Best wishes, Andrius
