On Thu, Dec 24, 2015 at 7:09 PM, Sebastiaan Couwenberg <[email protected]>
wrote:

> On 24-12-15 14:45, Rashad Kanavath wrote:
> > Problem here. I had to import again because i recloned the sources.. :(.
> > sorry for trouble.
>
> I don't understand what went wrong.
>
> Did you rebase over your merge commit? That's generally not a good idea,
> but other than that I don't see what else could have gone wrong if you
> follow the git packaging workflow documented in the policy (uscan, gbp
> import-orig, etc).
> yes i did rebase.. can you fix on your side.
>


> Regarding the packaging, comments follow.
>
> - debian/changelog
>
> Regarding the packaging, the changelog is incorrect. It hasn't been
> finalized for upload (distribution still set to UNRELEASED), and the
> upstream version is incorrect (missing repacksuffix). The second
> (latest) entry should be merged into the first because the first was
> never uploaded. The second import of the upstream tarball is also
> missing the repacksuffix, why didn't you use uscan to download and
> repack it? If uscan complains that the tarball is already exists, delete
> or rename it to let uscan do its job.
>
> The first changelog entry set the distribution to experimental, do you
> still want to upload there first?
>
> if pushing to unstable is possible i want to move there.


> - debian/README.source
>
> Mentions GMT for Debian, should be OTB for Debian.
>
> - debian/patches/spelling.patch
>
> DEP3 syntax for the Authors field is incorrect. Folded values need start
> with a space on the subsequent lines, like the copyright and control
> files, see:
>
I will correct it.

>
>
> https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-controlsyntax
>
> You can also use multiple Author fields as documented in DEP3:
>
>  http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/
>
> There were still more spelling errors reported by lintian. Are you still
> not using the lintian pbuilder hook?
>
yes i am using pbuilder hooks just as mentioned in the policy. building via
chroot does not invoke lintian for me. I do it after later on .changes file

I had the fix for other spelling issues in new files. I will merge them
onto upstream by next week.


>
> http://pkg-grass.alioth.debian.org/policy/packaging.html#git-pbuilder-hooks
>
> I've fixed these issues before, so it looks like the git changes mess
> undid those.
>
> - debian/patches/*
>
> Please use the attached .quiltrc to have a consistent quilt format.
>
> - debian/upstream/metadata
>
> The Bug-Database field is commented out, are the OTB issues truly not
> publicly viewable?
>
no. you can view issues without login. bug tracker is using mantis

https://bugs.orfeo-toolbox.org



>
> Requiring login to the file bugs make sense, but not exposing a
> read-only view of the bugs is a bit worrisome. This means it's not
> possible to find bugreports (and their associated fixes) with a search
> engine. By extension this means that we're on our own for otb bugs filed
> in the Debian BTS, as we can't easily find the same issue reported
> upstream.
>
> Why are the OTB issues not publicly viewable?
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Bas
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Regards,
   Rashad

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