My upstream released a new tar ball.
I did a git-dpm import-new-upstream --ptc new-tarball. on this tarball. Followed by git-dpm dch -- -i I edited the changelog to indicate correct version. I really do not understand this from the man page: man> git-dpm dch -v newupstream-1 "new upstream version" What exactly is newupstream-1? And what is "new upstream version" If the version includes ".ds" or "+dfsg" is that part of these strings? I find it easier to edit the version as part of editing the changelog. It seemed to work so I pushed. And I can't go back. Then I saw a debian change that needed to be made requireing a minor (debian only) new version. I edited and git added debian/control (only), and tried to do a git-dpm dch -- -i Never made it to the editor. Instead I got > $ git-dpm dch -- -i > git-dpm: ERROR: debian branch contains non-debian changes: > libreoffice-converter.spec libreoffice-converter.spec is a file the upstream modified in the last upstream release. (That I already pushed). What did I do wrong? And How do I fix it? Thank You. -- Paul Elliott 1(512)837-1096 [email protected] PMB 181, 11900 Metric Blvd Suite J http://www.free.blackpatchpanel.com/pme/ Austin TX 78758-3117
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