-=| Damyan Ivanov, Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 09:37:30AM +0200 |=- > * when run with --make option (the default in the absebse of other > command options), dh-make-perl aborts if debian/ directory already > exists. I am not exactly sure why this is made, but the only thing > one can do if she wants to use dh-make-perl is to move debian/ away > and re-run --make. > > I propose that in --make mode, existing debian/ directory is moved > to debian.bak/, removing the later if it already exists. > > If you run --make twice (why?), well, you lose the very original > content. > > * when run with in --refresh mode, dh-make-perl creates backups of any > files under debian/ it modifies (rules, control etc). This works > fine, but if you refresh twice, the second run is aborted, as .bak > files already exist. > > I propose that in --refresh mode, any existing backups of files to > be overwritten are to be ignored. Thanks for everyone for your comments. This is now implemented in trunk. You can run --refresh/--make several times, possibly while testing a fix in dh-make-pler (hint!), without having to jump through hoops. Cheers!
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