OoO En cette fin de nuit blanche du mardi 03 juin 2008, vers 06:22, Ruben Molina <rmolina@udea.edu.co> disait: > For this package, I used gts-0.7.6.20080513, where 2008-05-13 is the > date of the snapshot. Is this ok? or should I package it as gts-snapshot > like used by upstream? This seems fine. If upstream upgrade its version number to 0.7.7, you should switch to 0.7.7~20080513 (which is less than 0.7.7 which will be released later). If it is an svn snapshot, you could say 0.7.6+svn7842 where 7842 is the revision number. You can adapt this to other VCS (for git, only part of the commit hash is used). > In both cases, I don't know how can I create a debian/watch for this > situation. Upstream tarball is named gts-snapshot.tar.gz. No version > information is given in filename. Any suggestion? I think that you should not include a debian/watch then. -- BOFH excuse #319: Your computer hasn't been returning all the bits it gets from the Internet.
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