Hi! I've never quite understood why manpages are in debian/man instead of man/ or doc/man/ or whatever.
This makes for a tad akward situation for Debian, actually, where
importing a new upstream usually includes `rm -rf debian` from the
upstream tarball (in the sense that tools usually do that).
I propose the following (not providing a patch as svn kinda sucks at
moving files and making a patch out of it):
$ svn mv debian/man .
$ svn rm debian
$ sed -i 's/debian/man/' CMakeLists.txt
What do you think? The debian/ directory doesn't really contain
anything else besides the manpages and the jumper CMakeLists.txt, so it
is really free to go, imho.
Thank you for considering!
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Mattia Rizzolo
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