Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org> writes: > Hi Simon, > > On Freitag, 24. April 2015, Simon Josefsson wrote: >> Do you commit your dch --bpo change in debian/changelog and sign that >> tag? What do you do when you want to make an unstable upload? Remove >> the bpo changelog entry or let it stay? > > I go back to the last commit in the master branch. > > So eg > > git checkout 0.52 > dch --bpo > git commit -a -m "release as 0.52~bpo8+1" > git tag -s 0.52_bpo8+1 -m "release as 0.52~bpo8+1" > git push > git checkout master # equals 0.52 atm Ah. Not as formalized as a separate branch so you can follow what happened during the lifetime of all jessie-backports releases, but at least all history is recorded. Thanks, I'm leaning towards this model right now as it looks like it will save me some work to maintain a separate branch. Now if I can only get that backports ACL I could get to work. :-) /Simon
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