Benjamin Drung writes ("Re: new scripts and patches for devscripts"):
> Am Mittwoch, den 09.03.2011, 22:28 +0000 schrieb Ian Jackson:
> > udt-* for all applicable *, where "udt" stands for "ubuntu-dev-tools".
>
> Why? These scripts are not ubuntu specific.
To distinguish them from any other scripts for adding, editing and
identifying patches, checking symbols, merging changelogs, etc.
"udt-*" is simply a way to refer to the origin of the scripts.
> Would you rename all scripts in devscripts for "dv-*", where "dv"
> stands for devscripts?
Most of the scripts in devscripts have reasonable names. "debthis"
and "debthat".
However, I think the following are misnamed:
annotate-output
chdist
chdist
cowpoke
dch
dcmd
dcontrol
dget
diff2patches perhaps
getbuildlog
grep-excuses
licensecheck
list-unreleased
manpage-alert
mass-bug
mergechanges
namecheck
rc-alert
svnpath perhaps
tagpending
transition-check
uscan
uupdate
who-uploads
whodepends
I think these could plausibly be provided by some other program which
is unrelated to Debian packaging.
Ian.
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