Switching to debian-science as I seemed to made a mistake on the correct list for this :-) On Sunday 17 April 2011 15:59:15 Scott Howard wrote: [snip] > > I am also CCing you, although I think you must be subcribed to this list, > > please tell me if you are so as not to CC you. > > I'm on the list, no need to cc: me Great :-) [snip] > Check out [2,3] for how we use git. Excellent :-) > the package should build with > "git-buildpackage --pristine-tar" (after fixing the B-D you mentioned > below.) We use pristine tar if you don't have the tarball, you just > need to use that once and it will generate it. Once you have the > pristine tar, you just need to use git-buildpackage on the cloned > repo. I also use "git-buildpackage --git-tag" when releasing before > uploading (this hasn't been uploaded yet, but a tag was created during > git-importdsc when I imported in my first working copy, we we'll just > have to ignore that tag for now) OK :-) [snip] > > - remove dxflib/ and fparser/ from the tarball, and add a correspodanta > > README.source file. > > Thanks, but I believe they are already removed. See the > get-orig-source target of debian/rules, and see the master branch of > the git repo, the upstream branch of the git repo, and the output of > "pristine-tar checkout ../librecad_1.0~beta5+no-libs.orig.tar.gz" They > all have been cleaned of third party libraries already. > > we could change change the version from 1.0~beta5+no-libs to something > like 1.0~beta5+dfsg. I was just using "no-libs" as a working name as I > removed the libraries one by one. Found it! > We do need to mention it in the README.source file, so we could use yours. Will apply it :-) [snip] > I wouldn't mind reviewing the patch, but you can also apply to the > debian science team on alioth and get used to working with the git > repos. I already done that some days ago (lisandropm-guest). As for git, I think I will just have to learn git-buildpackage mostly. > You can then even make your own branch that we can merge into > the master branch, or you can commit directly to the main branch. > Adding README.source, you to uploaders, and fixing B-D with dxflib > should all be ok to commit directly onto the branch when you get > access to the git repo. Thanks Scott! -- porque no respeta el orden natural en el que se leen las cosas >¿por qué top-posting es tan molesto? >>top-posting >>>¿cuál es la peor molestia en los emails de respuesta? Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer http://perezmeyer.com.ar/ http://perezmeyer.blogspot.com/
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