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 dpkg-source -b by hand rather than git-buildpackage. I then reverse-apply dpkg-source's generated diff of extra changes manully to the working tree, then dpkg-source again which succeeds.
Even with dpkg-source --single-debian-patch dpkg-source does not succeed because git-dpm generates a patches-applied tree without a .pc directory. Another way to make this situation better would be to have an option to generate a .pc tree that quilt would be happy with from a git-dpm tree and then git-buildpackage or dpkg-source could be convinced to generate the useless patch on their own. --Sam -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
