Package: dgit
Version: 11.10
Severity: minor
X-Debbugs-Cc: ni...@thykier.net
Using `dgit push-source`, I noticed the following warning:
```
warning: could not open directory 'debian/source/': No such file or
directory
```
as the first line. Everything continued fine from there on (except the
warning reappeared a couple of times).
I feel that is not a warning I should see as a user. A warning about "no
explicit source format definition, please consider creating
debian/source/format" or something along those lines would have been
fair game (I presume that is what this warning relates to).
The package in question was `debputy-lsp/0.2.1` though I will be fixing
the implicit format in git.
Best regards,
Niels
PS: I am pretty sure it is not from dpkg-source. A longer snippet of the
output was:
```
$ dgit push-source
warning: could not open directory 'debian/source/': No such file or
directory
canonical suite name for unstable is sid
dpkg-source: warning: no source format specified in
debian/source/format, see dpkg-source(1)
dpkg-source: warning: --include-removal is not a valid option for
Dpkg::Source::Package::V1
dpkg-source: warning: --no-preparation is not a valid option for
Dpkg::Source::Package::V1
dpkg-source: info: using source format '1.0'
```
(Note that dpkg-source correctly identifies itself and gives a clear
warning for this purpose. Additionally there is a "canonical suite name
for unstable is sid" between the first `dpkg-source` line and the
warning in question, which I also assume is coming from `dgit`).
