>>>>> "Zed" == Zed Pobre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Zed> + If the upstream changelog
Zed> + files do not already conform to this naming convention,
Zed> then this may
Zed> + be achieved by either renaming the files or adding a
Zed> symbolic link at
Zed> + the packaging developer's discretion.
`libguile3' (development snapshot) has _several_ "ChangeLog" files.
I've got them suffixed with the source subdirectory they are from.
The upstream source ships with some older "ChangeLog" files that
they've suffixed with a dash and the name of a subdirectory that's
been merged with "libguile/". I also copy those into
"/usr/doc/libguile3". The "NEWS" file is also present, and it
contains a summary of the changes between releases.
Also, "ChangeLog" files are named with capital `C' and `L' when you
use `C-x 4 a' with `add-log' in the emacsen. I think we should
permit that spelling, which is very standard and more common than all
lowercase, rather than symlinking or renaming. I like it capitalized
since that makes it sort near the top of a directory listing in
`dired' (or any other file manager).
I've created symlinks to most of the files in "/usr/doc/libguile3/"
from "/usr/doc/guile3/" and "/usr/doc/libguile3-dev/", since
otherwise they would be duplicates, and both of those packages depend
on `libguile3' being installed. I believe this is the sort of thing
the symlinks are Ok clause is meant to cover.
