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Package: dgit
Version: 12.4
Severity: minor
X-Debbugs-Cc: [email protected]
Hi,
When using `dgit push-source`, then `dgit` performs the upload with
`dput ftp-master ../foo_version_source.changes`. The `ftp-master` upload
host is not very reliable for me (I think it is the `ftp` part that
causes me grief). Instead, prior to `dgit`, I have been using the
`ssh-upload` host instead. These days, I find that I am working around
the failing `dgit push-source` by manually rerunning the `dput
ssh-upload` host instead.
I am not sure how to convince `dgit` to use that host instead of
`ftp-master` and it explicit passes the host, so it is not possible for
me to tweak the default in `dput`'s config files either (I have to
replace the `ftp-master` configuration with `ssh-upload`, which is quite
heavy handed).
I checked `man dgit` but I could not find any obvious way to do it other
than via the `--dput=wrapper`. However, it does seem to be more involved
that it should have been and implies that I alias `dgit` or manually
pass the option each time.
Have I overlooked a simpler solution? If not, would it be possible for
`dgit` to enable an easier way to change the default upload host?
Best regards,
Niels
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Hello,
On Sat 18 Jan 2025 at 04:03pm +01, Niels Thykier wrote:
> When using `dgit push-source`, then `dgit` performs the upload with `dput
> ftp-master ../foo_version_source.changes`. The `ftp-master` upload host is not
> very reliable for me (I think it is the `ftp` part that causes me
> grief). Instead, prior to `dgit`, I have been using the `ssh-upload` host
> instead. These days, I find that I am working around the failing `dgit
> push-source` by manually rerunning the `dput ssh-upload` host instead.
>
> I am not sure how to convince `dgit` to use that host instead of `ftp-master`
> and it explicit passes the host, so it is not possible for me to tweak the
> default in `dput`'s config files either (I have to replace the `ftp-master`
> configuration with `ssh-upload`, which is quite heavy handed).
>
> I checked `man dgit` but I could not find any obvious way to do it other than
> via the `--dput=wrapper`. However, it does seem to be more involved that it
> should have been and implies that I alias `dgit` or manually pass the option
> each time.
>
> Have I overlooked a simpler solution? If not, would it be possible for `dgit`
> to enable an easier way to change the default upload host?
I do believe you've overlooked a simpler solution. In my
~/.config/git/config I have
[dgit-distro "debian"]
keyid = 8DC2487E51ABDD90B5C4753F0F56D0553B6D411B
upload-host = ssh-upload
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