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Re: thanks for the debhelper 7.0.15 backport



>>>>> Alexander Wirt <formorer@formorer.de> writes:

[...]

 >>> http://micha.lenk.info/debian/etch-backports/debhelper_7.0.15~bpo40+1.tar.gz

[...]

 >> Well, was there any reason for packaging the whole .git/
 >> subdirectory into .tar.gz, anyway?  I guess, you've had to use
 >> something like the -I.git option to dpkg-buildpackage(1)?

 >> The interdiff looks otherwise quite sane, if I didn't miss anything.
 >> Why not to include this one into etch-backports?

 >> As a matter of test, I've successfully build a backport for openldap
 >> 2.4.10-3 with this version of debhelper.  (I'm going to make this
 >> backport available shortly.)

 > After the last disaster not after a good review.

	At least, I've checked the package to install correctly on an
	backports-enabled host, and allows to successfully build the
	openldap package.

 > .git inside is at least not promising....

	Could you please check the interdiff as well?  At a first
	glance, it seems just like that only the relevant changes were
	reverted, as in:

$ (for r in \
       2c14bae5c97fa66c83d94350d2245321f6146d7b \
       ad83d2b881df3acd02925da328359b47c7b0f874 \
       98188af0f226355ecaff2c67d80bea055bdd59a9 ; do \
       git diff -R "$r"{^1,} | patch ; \
       done) 
...
$ 

	Although I'm not sure whether the .po files were updated
	correctly.

	It may make sense to remove the aforementioned changes from the
	genuine 7.0.15 from testing and diff -r the resulting trees.
	From what I've seen, the differences should be minimal
	(debian/changelog?)

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