I've been working with this a bit more. One possibility would be to add
an export option or some git dpm option to generate a dsc or a tree that
could be used to generate a dsc. At that point you could either add the
changes as a final patch or unapply them. What I'm doing now is running
* Sam Hartman hartm...@debian.org [141109 19:15]:
I've been working with this a bit more. One possibility would be to add
an export option or some git dpm option to generate a dsc or a tree that
could be used to generate a dsc. At that point you could either add the
changes as a final patch
Bernhard == Bernhard R Link brl...@debian.org writes:
Bernhard * Sam Hartman hartm...@debian.org [141109 19:15]:
I've been working with this a bit more. One possibility would be
to add an export option or some git dpm option to generate a dsc
or a tree that could be used to
* Sam Hartman hartm...@debian.org [141001 03:33]:
I'm packaging software that uses the ident tag in .gitattributes in the
upstream git directory.
Basically all the files in the tree have a $Id$ tag.
Why, I don't know; I thought we all learned we hated that back in the
bad old days of cvs.
package: git-dpm
version: 0.8.5-1
I'm packaging software that uses the ident tag in .gitattributes in the
upstream git directory.
Basically all the files in the tree have a $Id$ tag.
Why, I don't know; I thought we all learned we hated that back in the
bad old days of cvs.
Unfortunately this
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