Bug in last release is fixed in CVS - what to do?
I packaged ROX-Filer (http://rox.sf.net/). Some time ago version 2.0.0 was
released as stable so I changed few things in packaging. Now I have 3
packages:
1. rox - "stable release only" version of ROX-Filer
2. rox-snapshot - CVS snapshot of development version
3. rox-filer-hrw - rox-snapshot with few extra patches (some of them will not
be applied by upstream).
Some time ago there was a bug which renders program unusable in current 'sid'
- it was fixed in CVS version so packages other then "rox" are free from it.
But not "rox" :( which is used by some people.
What I should do now?
1. I can just integrate "rox-snapshot" into "rox" so this will be "always"
up-to-date with bugfixes.
2. Do some "cvs update" to "rox" to have this one bug fixed.
3. Create patch from CVS and apply it to ROX-Filer 2.0.0 sources.
Which method is more Debian way?
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