Ian Jackson writes ("Bug#1128473: Feature request: ask dgit to hard-fail on
top-level .gitignore diff"):
> If you had adopted git-debrebase, changes that you make to the
> .gitignore would turn up as quilt patches in the normal way. But
> git-debrebase isn't something you can apply to an arbitrary package.
I mean, it's not something you can apply to a package using a
different workflow. One could adopt git-debrebase for most if not all
packages, but it involves converting the git branch.
Ian.
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