Scott, On 07/29/2013 03:45 PM, Scott Howard wrote: > You can use it if it helps, or ignore it if it doesn't. It was mostly > for my own use. I've been really busy lately and haven't gotten around > to packaging and uploading newer versions.
I've pushed upstream/2.10.0 and an update to the debian packaging of it. It's based It's based on your changes. I hope that's okay. Obviously, it's not of much use without an updated simgear package, which flightgear depends on. I have updates for that ready as well, but am not sure where to push to. Can you please import the svn history of simgear into git and create a repository for it on collab-maint? (I'm just a DM - not sure where else I should request creation of a repo). Oh, and then there's fgfs-base as well. I don't think we want all that data in a git repo. How about a git repo for just the debian directory? > that git repo uses git-buildpackage and a pristine-tar branch for > generating tarballs, but again - whomever wants to do the work can do > it how ever they like. I didn't ever use git-buildpackage so far... Shoud I have pushed something to the pristine-tar branch as well? Regards Markus Wanner
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