Hi Corentin,
please be so kind and do not CC me (as per lists.debian.org policy). :-)
On Wed, Jul 08, 2015 at 06:25:33PM +0200, Corentin Desfarges wrote:
> > Feel free to discuss everything that might be unclear on the usual
> > channels you learned to know at MoM. :-) I'd start by
> >
> > debian/get-orig-source
>
> So I have to extract manually the files next the folder debian, right ?
I'm not sure what you mean - you need to create a recent upstream
tarball and import it via `gbp import-orig --pristine-tar`. The
get-orig-source script should create a proper tarball (since upstream
does not deliver any downloadable tarball). It might be a good idea
to ask upstream about this.
> > after fixing the VERSION properly.
>
> Are you talking about the new vtk version (6.1) ?
Please look into the debian/get-orig-source script to understand what
I mean by VERSION. :-)
> I have a question ; How can I apply quilt patches on the files which have
> been updated in upstream ?
You need to update these patches. If you are lucky
quilt push
just detects "fuzz" and is able to apply the patch. This can be fixed
using `quilt refresh`. In the less lucky case you need to do manual
intervention. There might be more clever approaches than I'm following.
I usually keep a backup of the patch file and than manually strip the
chunks that do not apply and use `quilt edit ...` to reapply the changes
that did not apply.
> The numbers of the impacted lines are different, but the changes have
> nevertheless
> to be apply.
This sounds like a
quilt push
quilt refresh
(==lucky) case.
Hope this helps
Andreas.
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