Hi,
> Problem: In a directory named foo-1:10, dpatch-edit-patch cannot extract
> a new patch but chokes with
>
> sed: -e expression #1, char 32: unknown option to `s'
>
> and only leaves the @DPATCH@ marker in the patch file.
>
> If the directory is renamed to foo-1.10, everything works fine.
1. Workaround, don't name the directory foo-1:10. I don't think any
of the Debian tools make such a directory even for packages with
epochs, right?
2. For real fix. hmmm... Do we really want to fix this? Is allowing
':' in directory names going to be the right solution?
Basically, we're using the Colon here, as a separator. If : is going
to be a valid character used in directories, What other character
would be reasonable?
sed -e "/^--- \|^diff /s: \./: $(basename "$DPEP_SOURCEDIR")~/:" \
-e "/^+++ \|^diff /s: $WORKDIR/: :" \
-e "/^diff /s: $DPEP_DIFF_EXCLUDE::" > "$DIFFHOLDER" || true
regards,
junichi
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