Hello, On Wed 31 Jul 2019 at 07:53AM +01, Rebecca N. Palmer wrote: > (c-scriptedstatusquo) git debpush becomes an automated way to do what is > currently recommended, i.e. it creates and pushes a signed git tag (to > salsa and to dgit), creates tarballs, creates and signs .dsc+.changes, > dputs .dsc+.changes+tarball(s). (This might be as simple as "dgit > push-source && git push --all --follow-tags" [C], but I haven't tested > that.) tag2upload doesn't need to exist. Just fyi, it is indeed as simple as those two commands. However, when there are errors, it is quite a bit harder to understand what's going on than it is with git-debpush/tag2upload, basically because there are .dscs involved. (I don't think we'd want to make git-debpush a wrapper for that because it is not a pure git command, so shouldn't be in the git-* namespace.) -- Sean Whitton
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