Control: reassign -1 dput On 14-Dec-2015, Paul Wise wrote:
> Now that Debian supports source-only uploads for both arch-dependent > and arch-independent binary packages, we should stop uploading > binary packages where possible. For the record here, can you link to the articles declaring exactly what changes in the practices and expectations of package uploads? > The Debian archive still requires .deb files for NEW binary > packages. Eventually the Debian archive will support reproducible > builds and that will need .deb checksums in the .changes files but > for now, I think that by default for the ftp-master upload hosts, > dput should strip all .deb files for non-NEW binary packages from > the .changes files and re-sign them before uploading. You've lost me there. Can this be done in incremental steps? Is this something that needs to change all together to avoid breakage? What are the discrete changes in ‘dput’ behaviour that are needed? -- \ “Often, the surest way to convey misinformation is to tell the | `\ strict truth.” —Mark Twain, _Following the Equator_ | _o__) | Ben Finney <[email protected]>
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