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X Strike Force SVN Repository Admin wrote:
| Author: branden
| Date: 2005-03-10 02:25:37 -0500 (Thu, 10 Mar 2005)
| New Revision: 30
|
| Modified:
| trunk/debian/rules
| Log:
| Add apply-patches and revert-patches targets.
|
|
| Modified: trunk/debian/rules
| ===================================================================
| --- trunk/debian/rules 2005-03-10 06:31:15 UTC (rev 29)
| +++ trunk/debian/rules 2005-03-10 07:25:37 UTC (rev 30)
| @@ -144,6 +144,51 @@
| && test -d $(SOURCE_NAME)-$(UPSTREAM_VERSION) \
| && tar --exclude=debian --exclude=debian/* -cf -
$(SOURCE_NAME)-$(UPSTREAM_VERSION) | gzip -9
$(SOURCE_NAME)_$(UPSTREAM_VERSION).orig.tar.gz )
|
| -.PHONY: build clean make-orig-tar-gz prune-upstream-tree
| +# Apply all patches in debian/patches to the source tree. This must be done
| +# *BEFORE* creating the Debian source package, so that all patches are
reflected
| +# in the upstream part of the source tree when the .diff.gz file is
generated.
| +# This is in contrast to prior xfree86 packaging, in which patches were
applied
| +# at package build time.
Hi Branden,
I know exactly why you are changing the building system, but i think
we could handle it in a slightly different way. Having apply/unpatch running
always on tree is a PITA and often leads to mistakes/problems that will leave
the tree
unuseable. I suggest to keep the patches always applied and each time we add
one, store it in
debian/patches in correct sequence.
If we need to recreate the patched tree, we can use the orig and apply the
patches, but please
don't make it easy to trash the tree :)
Fabio
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