Antonio Terceiro escreveu isso aí: > Cédric Boutillier escreveu isso aí: > > Hi! > > > > I have just joined the team and I am working on my first ruby package: ruby-bluecloth. > > I think the package is (almost?) ready. I have checked that it builds > > fine and works in a clean chroot environment. After looking at the git repo ... > > 1/ I produced a simple manpage with pod2man. Is there a better way to > > produce simple manpages? Any tool on which the team agreed on? > > IMO pod2man is good enough. That's what we use in gem2deb. Since pod2man > is part of perl and perl already comes in as a build dependency because > of debhelper, there is no extra dependency needed. IMO it's better to keep the manpage in pod format in the source package and generate the .1 file during package build, and remove it when cleaning, than storing troff code in the repository since that is pretty much gibberish for normal people. :-) When I convert existing packages I usually keep the original maintainers as uploaders together with me, I don't known what others think about that but I think this is a good thing to do. lintian reports a spelling error in the manpage text, you could fix that. -- Antonio Terceiro <terceiro@debian.org>
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