Hello Ian,

Since we are speaking about workflow. 

I work with instituts who want to maintain internaly their own debian packages 
and repositories.
The objectif is to maintain sort of 'PPA' in order to be as reactive as 
possible when deploying the code internally.
Now from time to time it would be great to release officially these packages 
without too much pain.

So I would like to know how you are envisioning this sort of workflow with dgit 
?

A way to have a dgit 'instance' repository internally to an instituts and the 
connection with the dgit repository of Debian.

These instituts are also upstream developpers and they want to keep the 
packaging (debian directory) into their upstream git repository.

It is time consuming to maintain in parallele a debian package on alioth and a 
debian (directory) package in the upstream for the internal purpose of the 
institut.

sometimes we need to fix the upstream source and it is a lot easier to commit 
to the upstream and do the packaging from there instead of
generating a .tar.gz, importing this in a separate alioth repository doing the 
ususal packaging stuffs (copyright, sbuild, lintian piuparts, etc...).

This question also the team working when the packaging is not on the debian 
infrastructure....

In fine the question is how do we create easy passerelles between upstream 
repository and the debian infrastructure.

It seems to me that Debian should propose a sort of decentralized github which 
should allow upstream to setup within a minute a 'PPA' which can be naturally 
connected and beneficiate of the buildd, autopkg-tests depending on the 
infrastructure shared with other etc...

I franckly speaking do not have an idea of how all this should be organize but 
I would like to share my tought with you.

Cheers

Frederic

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