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>>>>> "Adam" == Adam D Barratt <a...@adam-barratt.org.uk> writes:
Adam> Control: tags -1 + moreinfo
>> freeradius (2.2.5+dfsg-0.2) unstable; urgency=high
>>
>> * Disable OpenSSL version check; Debian will maintain ABI
>> stability or change the soname, Closes: #765871 * Non-Maintainer
>> Upload
Adam> The package also appears to remove the "git-ids" patch from
Adam> the series file; was that intentional?
Yeah.
So, the reason the git-ids patch is there is because upstream uses
.gitattributes to enable $Id$ in sources.
git dpm doesn't really deal well with this situation, and
git-buildpackage always generates a set of sources that dpkg-source
can't deal with.
The difference are differences in the blob hashes recorded in the
checked out files.
I manually included a patch to update the blob hashes so that the
sources would actually build.
After the 2.5+dfsg-0.1 upload I realized that I could just as easily
reverse-apply this patch, reduce upstream changes, and remove this build
artifact. So I did that with this upload.
The difference is that we ship with the upstream blob hashes for
modified files. The effect is that for modified config files, it looks
like the sysadmin modified them rather than the build process.
I think that's semi-more-correct if you're tracking which upstream
version things came from, but I can make reasonable arguments for either
direction.
I think having a patch that does nothing but update blob hashes in
files was kind of silly.
sorry for not calling this out.
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