Bug#3101: dchanges warnings

[Andy Guy <awpguy@acs.ucalgary.ca>]

Bill Mitchell writes:
>
>
>Package: dchanges
>Version: 3.3
>
>1.  I seem to be getting an erronious warning from dchanges.
>    Here's a sample of what I'm seeing:
>
>  root:work# dchanges -n pri=Routine pgp="Bill Mitchell <mitchell@debian.org>"
> ce=cvs*1/changes cvs-1.8.1-1.tar.gz cvs-1.8.1-1.diff.gz cvs-1.8.1-1.i386.deb
>  Deb file ok: cvs-1.8.1-1.i386.deb
>  Source file ok: cvs-1.8.1-1.tar.gz
>  Source diff file ok: cvs-1.8.1-1.diff.gz
>  WARNING: no priority defined for cvs-1.8.1-1.i386.deb, using extra
>  1 warning(s) - hit return to continue

We have ended up with two things called "priority" - it is a bit
confusing.  pri=Routine sets the Priority: field in the changes file -
this says how important it is to install the new packages in a system.
There is also the binary package priority (which is put in the Files:
lines).  To set that use p=<priority> (ie one of required, standard
....).  I will try and document this better.

>2.  I routinely run dchanges from a script.  Prompting "hit return to
>    continue" stops me cold.  I'd like warning and error messages just
>    spewed out to stderr, with precessing continuing after a warning and
>    an error exit on errors.
>

I put this in so that you could see the error/warning messages before
going to the edit.  I will change this so it dosn't put this up if no
editing option is selected.

Andy.