Hello, On Thu 24 Oct 2024 at 09:36pm +01, Otto Kekäläinen wrote:
> Hi, > > I occasionally run into the situation that a package has been NMU'd or > otherwise updated directly into the Debian repositories, > bypassing/ignoring that a packaging git repository existed. I was > wondering what techniques other DDs use to > 1) detect that the git packaging repository was bypassed/diverged? If you do all your uploads using 'dgit push', it will always detect this. > 2) bring the git repository back in sync with minimal effort? If you are using a patches-applied workflow or you have no patches, 'dgit pull' will do this. If you are using patches-unapplied, you might be able to 'dgit fetch' and then manually merge. -- Sean Whitton
