* Alberto Donato <alberto.don...@gmail.com> [120127 12:44]:
> I'm using reprepro in an automated import system, which parses the
> output to figure out what happened when an import goes wrong and send
> an email.
> I'm using that line to understand if the .changes file is signed.
> AFAICT, that was the only way to know that from reprepro. Is there
> another way? As it is only printed if the verbose level is high, I
> think it's useful to show some sort of info message.
I could add some options to give this heuristic and also give
it unconditionally, but I don't quite understand what it is
interesting for. Either one would want to do something depending
on whether a file is signed (like with uploader files), which
should be done before it is included to some distribution.
Or one might use some information from that file afterwards,
in which case I do not see how that line alone is enough (and
one would not want to look at the .changes file anyway).
Bernhard R. Link
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