RFS: gradle/2.13-4

[殷啟聰]

Hi all,

I have prepared an update for Gradle with the following changelog:

  * Make all dependencies versionless (Closes: #836391)
  * Drop 30_envjs.diff: simpleframework is already in Debian
  * d/gradle.desktop: Add zh-HK translation

This update fixes the bug caused by the update of JSch. However, since
Gradle is built by itself, and the Gradle in Sid is already failing to
launch, the sponsor can build the package in a Stretch environment or
simply install JSch 0.1.53-1, then do a binary-included upload. buildd
won't be able to build it anyway.

At the moment there are still 3 days for JSch 0.1.54-1 to get into Stretch.

Cheers,
Kai-Chung Yan

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Re: RFS: gradle/2.13-4

[Emmanuel Bourg]

Thank you for the update, I'll upload it.

Emmanuel

Le 4/09/2016 à 16:59, 殷啟聰 a écrit :
> Hi all,
> 
> I have prepared an update for Gradle with the following changelog:
> 
>   * Make all dependencies versionless (Closes: #836391)
>   * Drop 30_envjs.diff: simpleframework is already in Debian
>   * d/gradle.desktop: Add zh-HK translation
> 
> This update fixes the bug caused by the update of JSch. However, since
> Gradle is built by itself, and the Gradle in Sid is already failing to
> launch, the sponsor can build the package in a Stretch environment or
> simply install JSch 0.1.53-1, then do a binary-included upload. buildd
> won't be able to build it anyway.
> 
> At the moment there are still 3 days for JSch 0.1.54-1 to get into Stretch.
> 
> Cheers,
> Kai-Chung Yan
> 

Re: Packaging a maven project for Debian

[Vincent Danjean]

Le 19/07/2016 à 14:07, Emmanuel Bourg a écrit :
> When you want to update the package to a more recent version, you create
> the new upstream tarball and then run gbp from the master branch:
> 
>   gbp import-orig --verbose --merge --pristine-tar 

If you have a correct debian/watch file (and use Exclude-Files: in
debian/copyright if required), then you can simply use:

  gbp import-orig --uscan

It will download the latest version, repack the tarball if required and
import it correctly in the git repo.

  Regards,
Vincent