* Giulio Paci <giuliop...@gmail.com>, 2012-12-11, 01:22:
src/darts.h looks like embedded copy of the Darts library. Please use
the packaged version instead of the bundled one.
Done: I added a patch to remove darts.h and fix yamcha accoringly. I
added darts to Built-Using and to the dependencies.
Support for ${source:Package} and ${source:Version}
variables was added to dpkg in 1.16.2, so please bump the version in
Build-Depends.
debian/patches/1002_manpages_fix.patch touches a file which starts
with the following comment:
.\" DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE! It was generated by help2man 1.23.
Unfortunately I have never been able to run help2man and to obtain good
looking (i.e., no lintian complaints) manpages.
When using help2man my workflow is usually:
1) run help2man;
2) edit the files to fix issues (e.g., missing escapes, missing short
command description, ...);
3) on command updates re-run help2man and manually compare (and merge)
the new and old manpages.
I really do not like this workflow, but is the best I have found up to
now.
Do you have any suggestion?
In general, no, not really (other than ditching help2man completely).
But in this case there are only two minor changes:
-yamcha \- manual page for yamcha of 0.3
+yamcha \- general purpose chunk annotator
This can be fixed by passing an option to help2man.
-Copyright (C) 2001-2003 Taku Kudo All rights reserved.
+Copyright (C) 2001\-2003 Taku Kudo All rights reserved.
Current version of help2man already takes care of this.
Also note that neither version for copyright years were up-to-date in
.orig.tar, so you should re-run help2man anyway.
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Jakub Wilk
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