Hi, Quoting Martin Pitt (2015-09-27 20:54:27) > Johannes Schauer [2015-09-27 17:59 +0200]: > > for using adt-run as a post-build-commands hook in sbuild it would be > > useful if it would be possible to combine the .dsc that was passed to > > sbuild with the .changes that was just created by sbuild and which > > contains the list of built binary packages. > > > > Currently it seems that when using: > > > > $ adt-run --no-built-binaries --source pkg_1.0-1.dsc --changes > > pkg_1.0-1_amd64.changes > > > > The binaries from the archive will be used instead of the ones in the > > ..changes file. > > Yes, see man adt-run: All binaries that you want to use for a > particular test (the .dsc in this case) must come *before* that test.
I don't think the man page is saying anything about the order of the --source option relative to the --changes option. I see two mentions of the order being relevant. Once for the --source option: | The ordering is significant: each --source option should precede options | whose dependencies are to be satisfied by the binaries it produces. And once for the --binary option | The ordering is significant, as for --source. In particular, if a subsequent | source package will build a binary of the same name, that will be used from | then on, and deb will be ignored. And I read both before filing this bug but was unable to see how any of these applies to the order of options when combining --source with --changes. So at least this bug should be kept open until the following very valuable hint is documented: > I. e. use "adt-run pkg_*.changes -B pkg_*.dsc" for your use case. In fact, from the existing docs I interpreted that the --source option must come after the --changes option as it says that if there source packages building binary packages of the same name, then they will *overwrite* these binary packages which is not what I wanted so I thought that the --changes option should come *after* the --source option. So I think this should be clarified in the man page. Thanks! cheers, josch
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