Am 07.02.24 um 12:02 schrieb Phil Wyett:
Done a new upload. Addition of 'd/gbp.conf'.
I do not think it is a good idea to indicate the compression in the gbp.conf
file.
Also, the structure of your git repo does not fit the usual gbp layout because your upstream and debian branches are
already diverged with their first commits. Usually, I would expect the upstream branch to be contained in the debian
branch, i.e. for the first upload to consist of the upstream branch plus commits that modify debian/ files.
For later uploads, to be merged in the debian branch.
You do not have to initialize branches by pushing an empty commit, like you did with pristine-tar. gbp will care about
creating the branch for you if it does not exist.
