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Subject: debhelper: dh_install --list-missing does not work for multi-binary 
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Package: debhelper
Version: 4.2.4
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Hi,

at first I noticed that dh_install --list-missing needs a directory debian/tmp
to work correctly.  This should be created if it does not exist.  But this
is might be a cosmetic change - if it is connected to the problem below than
we have to face a documentation bug.

Moreover if I use the --list-missing option on a multi-binary package I get
a really huge list of files which dh_install claims to be not installed but
in fact they are in different target packages.

Feel free to ask for an example of my packaging stuff to verify the problem.

Kind regards and thanks for this very useful package

         Andreas.

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Closing this bug as probably user error.

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see shy jo

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