Re: [newbie question] Does the fis-gtm package exist as both binary and source packages?
A classical Debian package is always composed by a source package (the
combination of the upstream source code and the Debian-specific
metadata and scripts, i.e. the /debian repository) and a binary
package (the .deb you would install on your system).
If a specific upstream source has been uploaded to the repository, and
changes are made to the Debian-specific bits, the upstream tarball
would not be changed but a new version of the /debian files will be
created, along with a new version of the binary package.
If a new upstream version is released, the new upstream tarball along
with an updated /debian folder is uploaded, and also the new binary
package.
Does that answer your question?
+Emilien
2014-10-08 16:48 GMT+02:00 Amul Shah <amul.shah@fisglobal.com>:
> Andreas (or anyone else with the answer :),
> When we request an upload of the fis-gtm package, does that imply the
> creation of a source package? If not, what do I need to do to ensure that
> there is a source package?
>
> thanks
> Amul
>
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