On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 09:27:38AM -0300, Felipe Sateler wrote: > El 12/11/08 05:12 Guido Günther escribió: > > On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 12:35:04AM -0300, Felipe Sateler wrote: > > > When using git-dch, there is always an UNRELEASED "change" line. I think > > > it is not useful, so the following patch omits it. > > > > Thanks for the patch but having the UNRELEASED line is intended > > behaviour. > > > > > Known issue: if the person using git-dch hasn't commited any changes, > > > then there will be an empty line added for him/her. Previous behavior > > > would have added an UNRELEASED instead of an empty one, so I don't > > > consider it a problem. > > > > The unreleased line is useful since the package isn't released (this is > > somehwat similar to what svn-buildpackage does) when using snapshots. > > The bug is indeed that "dch -R -a" doesn't remove the unreleased line. > > Hmm, isn't that why the distribution is set to UNRELEASED? I don't really see > the purpose of having 2 hints for that. That's simple: because you might want to distribute a (test) package in an apt-get'table way (e.g. via people.d.o) so you're running mini-dinstall or similar and have to set the distribution to something useful but want to point out that this is not an officially "release" version. Wouldn't you problem be solved if "-R" remove the UNRELEASED? -- Guido
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