> My name is Balasankar C. I am writing a module in Python and want to > package that for Debian. So, just to understand how packaging in python > work, I decided to package the module 'wget'. From my knowledge in > Ruby gem > packaging, I tried to package wget and pushed the result to > https://gitlab.com/balasankarc/python-wget . It has all three branches > (master, pristine-tar, and upstream). > > Can anyone please take a look at it and give me your > comments on it. I tried to follow the StyleGuide as well as I > understood it. Great package! Here are some comments that I have: d/changelog: -New packages should close an ITP bug. File one, and then put "(Closes: #nnnn)" where #nnnn is the number of your bug. d/control: -You could add Vcs-Browser and Vcs-Git fields. -Lintian gives the experimental warnings: I: python-wget: captitalization-error-in-description python Python I: python3-wget: captitalization-error-in-description python Python However, this is a false positive within lintian. You should make a d/lintian-overrides file to note this. d/copyright: -Even if a file is in the public domain, and so has no copyright, you still need to put the author's name/year in the copyright field. Other than that, I can't really see any problems. I'm not a DD, so I can't sponsor your package, but good luck getting it into Debian! Cheers, Riley Baird
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