Hi,
first short explanation:
ITP = Intent to package
ITW = Intent to write/wrote
ITP = Intent to maintain
or call it what you like.
I wrote, maintain and packaged dput for debian, which is an enhanced
replacemnet for dupload. The functionality in the uploaded version 0.4
includes:
- Uploading a non-US package to an host other then non-us will result in
an error mesage.
- Checks for orig.tar.gz and tar.gz in cases where they are needed or
not and warnings to the user if appropriate.
- Signature Test against the .changes and .dsc-File
- md5sum-Test against all files to upload.
- Run only the checks without uploading the package.
And a lot more of stuff will follow, like guessing the host to upload
the package to. <Advocacy> So remove dupload and start using dput.
</Advocacy> Commnents and Suggestion are welcome.
Ciao
Christian
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Debian Developer and Quality Assurance Team Member
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