Hello,
On Wed 04 Sep 2019 at 10:05PM -03, David Bremner wrote:
> In general the upload should be based on the git ref matching the
> current version in unstable (or wherever you are uploading to). If we
> have reliable way of finding that (e.g. a convention for tags), then
> effectively the uploader can lazily create the "debian/unstbale" (sic)
> branch and turn it into a merge request.
Right. Pretty sure we are consistently using debian/foo tags for all
uploads.
> So is there a reliable way for any team repo to say "give me the git
> ref corresponding to the version in unstable"? dgit-clone doesn't do
> that e.g. for packages that haven't been upload. In the special case
> where that matches master (or whatever the default branch is; it would
> be nice to standardize there), no MR is needed.
rmadison -s unstable -a all elpa-seq \
| perl -wa -F'\|' \
-e'$F[1] =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; system "git checkout -b debian/unstable $F[1]"'
should do it.
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Sean Whitton
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