Am / On Tue, 10 Nov 2020 16:53:45 +0100 schrieb / wrote Daniel Leidert <dleidert@debian.org>: > Ok. The github sources don't contain a .gemspec file but > the gem does. The .gemspec is created by a rake task in > Rakefile. > > Three options: > 1) Add a patch to create the .gemspec file. > 2) Run the rake task to create the gemspec file in > debian/rules > 3) Instead of using the github sources use > the gem (delete the upstream/3.0.6 tag and re-import the > source using the gem -> debian/watch needs to be reverted > to using gemwatch ... I know, sorry) A patch would have to be updated with every new version, because the specs may change. And in the rake-file I didn't find any rule to generate only the gemspec-file (alone). So I choose the third option. As said, when learning by doing, doing is learning ;-) The package builds now and the tests ran without errors :-) Only a few lintian warnings which I fixed, only the ones about missing nmu-entries are open. > I quickly checked. You don't seem to be a member of the > ruby-team on salsa.debian.org. If you want to push > directly you need to apply for team membership. > Alternatively: if you have forked the repository from the > Ruby team into your own namespace then push the changes > to your repository and create merge requests against the > team's repository. I think a team-membership may be a little bit too much for someone with my 'profound' knowledge, who only wants to help and get 3 packages updated or (back) into Debian. So I imported the repository in my namespace and pushed all my changes there: https://salsa.debian.org/klaumi/ruby-cmdparse Maybe you should have a look first before I create a merge request. In my opinion esp. the changelog-file looks ugly because of all the entries of all the years without release. Maybe it can be compressed a little bit? BTW: gbp only pushed the changes of the pristine-tar- and upstream-branches and refused to push my changes in master. I had to use git for this, I hope that's ok though. Thanks for all your help! Klaumi ----- Klaumi Klingsporn mail: klaumikli@gmx.de web: www.klaumikli.de
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