Hello!
Julien Lavergne has written on Monday, 4 June, at 10:05:
>I updated the Debian directory on the git for 2 main reasons :
>- easily add daily builds of packages from git (using by Ubuntu and Opensuse
>currently)
>- add the ability for everyone to build packages locally from git.
>Of course, the Debian directory is excluded of the source tarball, if it is
>generated with "make dist".
>The directories was already there, before I started to use LXDE. IMO, it
>should not be a problem as long as it's not shipped in the source tarball, but
>I understand it could be a source of discussion.
>Let's other people express their feelings about this. If the folders need to
>be removed, I just need to update my daily builds.
You have my vote for it, that way anyone else with Git access could
add fixes to packaging. At least there are two major packaging tools for
Linux: dpkg and rpm. So why don't have building files for those in the
Git repository as soon it doesn't go into source tarball anyway?
With best wishes.
Andriy.
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