> It's a separate question why would you need to distribute the upstream
> tarball with a debian dir included...
It's easiest for me since I am on the upstream team. When we release I just
unpack the tar file and build.
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Peter S Galbraith wrote:
> Anyone know how to make the auto-tools include the debian directory
> in the source tar ball (with `make dist') but NOT maintain any
> Makefile in those directories?
You can just list all needed files in EXTRA_DIST (or the appropriate
automake variable) and avoid using S
> > I maintain the debian directory in the upstream sources of a package
> > (gri) that uses auto-tools. So far, it seems to need the files:
> >
> > debian/source/Makefile.am
> > debian/source/Makefile.in
>
> Something like
>
> EXTRA_DIST = $(wildcard source/*)
>
> in debian/Makefile.am sh
Re: Peter S Galbraith 2010-06-07 <12003.1275931...@mixed>
> I maintain the debian directory in the upstream sources of a package
> (gri) that uses auto-tools. So far, it seems to need the files:
>
> debian/source/Makefile.am
> debian/source/Makefile.in
Something like
EXTRA_DIST = $(wildcard
Hi all,
I maintain the debian directory in the upstream sources of a package
(gri) that uses auto-tools. So far, it seems to need the files:
debian/source/Makefile.am
debian/source/Makefile.in
in order for `make dist' to work.
But lintian complains about these files.
Anyone know how to mak
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