> I'd rather not do this since it might lead to suptle errors. What about
> using a shell alias instead:
> alias gbpin="git-buildpackage --ignore-new"
sure...
> But I wonder what reason would you have to always use ignore-new? Maybe
> there's a valid one I'm not seeing?
well -- it is just that the project is not only something we package for
Debian but actively developed for our own use. Thus we have some files
in the structure which we don't want to have in git (it could be smth
like cscope indexes etc). I guess I could have added them to .gitignore
to make git happy (though it blows it up and would need often
'readjustments' without use for anyone else besides me)...
So I leave it up to you either to implement it or
close a bug report...
And thanks for rapid reply ;-)
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