-=| Charles Plessy, Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 11:47:34AM +0900 |=- > > I again injected to trunk/trunk… (probable mixup with Debian Med's injection > syntax). I tried to check out the pkg-perl/trunk repository, but had the bad > idea to Ctrl-C when it eventually got the part I wanted to move: the svn > cleanup command then froze my computer after eating all the RAM. > > Is there a possibility to fix my mistake without checking out the whole > repository? If not, I will have to rely again on you to clean up my mess :( Ryan already suggested using svn mv $URL $URL. Here are the bash alliases I use for injection to pkg-perl that help me do it right without having to remember the right options, the right order of arguments to svn-inject and save me from typing the full name of the .dsc file. pkg_info() { dpkg-parsechangelog|grep ^$1|cut -f2 -d' ' } pkg-perl-inject() { local PKG=`pkg_info 'Source: '` local VER=`pkg_info 'Version: '` local DSC="../${PKG}_${VER}.dsc" if ! [ -f "$DSC" ]; then echo "'$DSC' not found" return 1 fi local CMD="svn-inject -l2 -c0 $DSC svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-perl" echo $CMD $CMD } 'pkg-perl-inject' is to be run in the unpackaged source directory, right after 'debuild -S -us -uc' I use -c0 because I have the whole trunk checked out. HTHSomeone -- dam JabberID: dam@jabber.minus273.org
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