On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 09:29:38PM +0200, sean finney wrote: > vaguely, the steps to reproduce: > > - - work in a git checkout somewhere like ~/debian/foopkg > - - forget about the mentioned options, and build a package once, > accidentally rebuilding an orig.tar.gz in the parent dir. > - - get a reject message from the ftp-master software because the > sizes/md5sums do not match (the orig.tar.gz in question was built > before the package was migrated to git/git-buildpackage, in case that > matters) > - - download the "real" orig.tar.gz into directly into ~ > - - re-run git-buildpackage with the mentioned options, and they will > be ignored in favor of the orig.tar.gz in the parent directory. Hmm...the point here is that --git-tarball-dir is only being used if no tarball is being found. I guess we should also check the md5sums/sha1 sums then and remove the broken one in favour of the one from --tarball-dir? Is that the way you'd expect things to work? -- Guido
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