Package: git-debpush Version: 12.12 Here is another small UX improvement idea. On errors it looks like this:
jas@kaka:~/dpkg/gsasl$ git debpush -t
git-debpush: check failed: last upload targeted unstable, now targeting
experimental; might be a mistake? ('changed-suite' check)
git-debpush: some check(s) failed; you can pass --force to ignore them
jas@kaka:~/dpkg/gsasl$
This is very close to a perfect error message but could be improved by
1) adding keyword 'error:' so the user understands that this is what
actually triggers the failure (rather than some unrelated warning), and
2) suggest the --force=changed-suite explicitly to make it more
actionable. So how about:
git-debpush: error: check failed: last upload targeted unstable but now
targeting experimental; use '--force=changed-suite' to override
The last error line above then becomes a bit redundant and could be
removed.
/Simon
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