On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 09:43:19PM +0000, llu...@autistici.org wrote: > I changed the strategy to git revert and now I am able to build the package > with the following commands: > > gbp clone g...@salsa.debian.org:python-team/applications/visualequation.git > cd visualequation/ > uscan > git revert HEAD # "Revert last commit due to human error" > dch -v 0.3.8-1 > dpkg-source --commit > -> Enter the desired patch name: 0001-Imported-Upstream-version-0.3.8.patch > git add debian/changelog debian/patches/* > git commit -m "Fixing upstream version 0.3.8" > debuild -us -uc > > Do you find it correct/appropriate? No, you should not add the new upstream version as a patch. Especially as you already have the tarball imported. What is the repo missing is merging upstream/0.3.8 into the master branch. If you imported the tarball with gbp import-orig it would have happened automatically.
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