** Description changed: Currently, if I run bzr bd -S --package-merge and the changelog targets Natty, then builddeb outputs an error, saying: ERROR: Unknown Distribution: natty Calling builddeb without the --package-merge flag works fine. To work around this problem, I have to manually add the -v flag to the end of the bzr bd call as I am not able to enjoy the convenience of --package-merge. TEST CASE: 1) Install the package from maverick-proposed. 2) Do a package merge from Debian by following the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DistributedDevelopment/Documentation/Merging . - 3) Make sure the latest changelog entry targets natty and then run bzr bd -S --package-merge (as specified in the UDD merging documentation in the like above.) + 3) Make sure the latest changelog entry targets natty and then run bzr bd -S --package-merge (as specified in the UDD merging documentation in the link above.) VERIFICATION DONE: The source package build should run perfectly fine (the 'Unknown Distribution' error shouldn't come), and the generated *_source.changes file should contain the changes from the last Ubuntu upload.
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