Ben Armstrong <[email protected]> writes:
> On 06/03/2010 02:03 AM, Jari Aalto wrote:
>
>> xpilot-ng (1:4.7.3-1.2) unstable; urgency=low
>>
>> [ Jari Aalto ]
>> * Non-maintainer upload.
>> * debian/changelog
>> - (1:4.7.3-1.1 entries): Delete bogus Closes line for
>> #515489. Delete bogus Build-Depends message.
>> * debian/patches
>> - Delete files and directory. Generated by packaging format 3.0. The
>> patches were for auto generated files, not modified by us.
>> * debian/source/options
>> - New file. Ignore files generated by ./configure or debian/rules
>> (stamp) from
>> patch. This makes debian/patches/ clean.
>>
>
> Better
>
>> the build process in file debian/source/options. The current proposed
>> release does not have debian/patches directory at all.
>
> Part of the problem with me reviewing this change is that I have not
> yet converted any of my packages to 3.0, so I can't say with certainty
> this is correct. On the surface of it, though, it sounds good.
As I reviewd the 3.0[*] results, I noticed that the sources did not have
any of our own manual changes. Therefore the automatic patch generation
was not relevant here. The diff was mostly product of ./configure and
the build process:
Makefile.in => Makefile
etc.
> If you have carefully reviewed the package, verified that all
Yes. The *-1.2 is a cosmetic cleanup to *-1.1 so everything is
included as they were. The *-1.2 in a nutshell:
- Correct changelog
- Get rid of auto generated 3.0 debian/patches
Thanks,
Jari
[*]
The 3.0 is in practise like this:
Compare original sources to the one in debian.
=> If changes, the process writes a quilt(1) compatible
patch in debian/patches/
The idea is that Debian specific changes, when they are not controlled
by a patching system (dpatch, quilt), are made visible. These changes can
then be made known to upstream; or the upstream can see them from the
Debian package WWW pages.
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