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RE: RFS: scrot (updated package)



Hello

2008/8/11 William Vera <billy@billy.com.mx>:
> Hi
>
> 2008/8/9 George Danchev <danchev@spnet.net>:
>> On Saturday 09 August 2008 05:26:33 William Vera wrote:
>>> Thanks everyone for their comments
>>> Nevertheless still a little confused, apparently I do not see any
>>> patch applied, apparently only need add to debian/rules manually
>>> delete those files, am I right?
>>
>> Hello,
>>        Your diff.gz brings in a combined fashion several logically separated changes
>> directly applied to the upstream source[1]. An external reader can only guess
>> how many logically separated changes are in there meant by you and how they
>> should be separated. For example you were trying to fix the build system
>> files, spelling in options.c, and probably something else I'm not even sure
>> about. Or, in other words: tell what you were trying to correct, to tell you
>> if your corrections need to be corrected ;-)
>>
>> Therefore, it would be very nice of you if you drop a separete and documented
>> [2] patches for each logical change in debian/patches/, unless an SCM-based
>> dpkg source format is finished and ready to use and upload (like 3.0 (git)
>> for instance). You are touching too many files: patch Makefile.am only,
>> Makefile.in is to be regenerated. All the generated files during the build
>> process should be removed in the debian/rules's clean target.
>>
>> [1] lsdiff -z -x '*/debian/*' ../scrot_0.8-8.diff.gz
>> scrot-0.8/depcomp
>> scrot-0.8/aclocal.m4
>> scrot-0.8/config.guess
>> scrot-0.8/missing
>> scrot-0.8/ltmain.sh
>> scrot-0.8/Makefile.in
>> scrot-0.8/Makefile.am
>> scrot-0.8/install-sh
>> scrot-0.8/config.sub
>> scrot-0.8/mkinstalldirs
>> scrot-0.8/configure
>> scrot-0.8/src/options.c
>> scrot-0.8/src/Makefile.in
>> scrot-0.8/src/Makefile.am
>>
>
> But those files are not modified by hand, maybe autotools?, this
> package is build with CDBS, then in the rules are 2 lines only,
> I can use:
> clean::
>     rm -f foo foo1 foo2
> But if delete all files, I can rebuild, I guess, so some idea?

I'm still have problems with this issue,  appreciate any help
It's as I said, if delete the files on lintian warning can rebuild anymore,
maybe need add  autoreconf on prebuild actions at debian/rules?
Thanks in advance


>
>> [2] document the idea and the logic behind the patch, rather than the
>> programming language technique being used, since the reader most probably can
>> easily recognize the programming language technique, but that does not hold
>> true for reasoning behind that change. Some reasons are pretty clear and
>> obvious (spelling), others are not (like the fixes of weird and subtle bugs)
>>
>
> Thanks
>
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