Daniel Stender writes ("a poll for Dgit workflows"):
> I've experimented with applying `gbp import-orig` on an extra
> upstream branch and merging into e.g. dgit/sid, but this seems to be
> substandard because `dgit quilt-fixup` wants to quiltify all the
> changes in the working tree, which isn't wanted.FYI I am (still) working on support in dgit for pushing from a patches-unapplied git branch, which might be helpful. Another easy approach is to switch to a non-quilt source format. This will work if you don't need the other things that `3.0 (quilt)' does. > The next thing which would be interesting is how to rework patches > e.g. unfuzzing them (for rebase isn't possible on freshly cloned > repos with no previous Git history?). It's quite easy with git to rebase a series of commits onto another branch with disjoint hitory. (And if the other history has the right files in it, it will actually work.) See git-rebase(1), specifically --onto. Ian.
