[Lucas Nussbaum] > The problem is that it isn't required to have exactly the same source > tree after "./configure ; make ; make clean". It's just required that > "./configure ; make ; make clean ; ./configure ; make" works. It is > possible that the first build modifies some files, but that the package > can still be built, without being differerent from the one from the > first build. How about this then: if you debuild without -b, -B, or -nc, it builds a source package before building the binary packages. What if it were to build another source package afterwards, and compare the two .diff.gz files? Timestamps in the diff would be ignored. But if the actual file contents of the diff were different, that would IMO be a bug. -- Peter Samuelson | org-tld!p12n!peter | http://p12n.org/
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