* James McDonald <james@jamesmcdonald.com>, 2014-03-14, 12:01:
It would be better to use dpkg-buildflags instead of hardcoding the flags in debian/rules.Done, thanks for the tip.
An unintended side-effect of passing CFLAGS to make is that now warnings (except -Wformat) are no longer enabled. :/
Perhaps upstream could fix their makefile, so that they honour CFLAGS from environment? It's a bit odd that they do it with CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS, but not with CFLAGS.
gpg doesn't grok ASCII-armored keyrings. uscan can unarmor them, but it does it only if the extension is ".asc". So now the verification fails:I replaced it with a binary key. I had called it .php with an armoured key because that made lintian happy.
Nice typo! *giggle*
It doesn't seem to like a .asc file.
Lintian doesn't know about ASCII-armoured keyrings yet; this is bug #736711.
As regards the name /usr/bin/cwm, is there a reference for the correct or recommended way to rename files in the event of such collisions?
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I will speak to upstream and try to resolve this. To my mind something like openbsd-cwm or calmwm would make sense.
Great, thanks.I wonder if extracting upstream changelog automatically from README wouldn't be a better strategy than manually maintaining a patch.
I'd prefer if Debian changelog for initial release contained only a single entry.
-- Jakub Wilk