On Sat, Apr 11, 2015 at 01:39:09PM +0200, Jerome BENOIT wrote:
>
> I was aware about this option.
> I think this option is rather meant for clean upstream source:
> here the upstream source tarball is polluted with .svn folders
The Files-Excluded option is simply to exclude files no matter what kind
of files these are. It makes things transparent and simplifies review.
> and a couple
> of regular source files (C++ source + header) with an executable bit:
> an ad hoc repack script seems then more appropriate.
I see no reason why fixing executable bits in the source tarball should
be needed at all.
I will sponsor the package since I will not put my opinion about
Files-Excluded on my but may be you reconsider your decision for future
releases. Anyway - the best solution would be without any question to
teach upstream to provide proper tarballs.
> > is sufficient and the prefered form by ftpmaster. If you have no good
> > reasons to mention all the details please remove them.
>
> I like so much to show my effort. Whatever, I have just removed it.
Your effort is definitely regarded and any serious Debian user will
believe that initial packaging is some work. :-) Finally the history
of your doings is in the Git log.
I uploaded the package - thanks for your work on this
Andreas.
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