Hi,
> > Two options here:
> >
> > 1. force the edited patch to be 'unpatched' before dpep invocation
> > -> a less pleasant experience to those who are used to the current
> > behavior,
> > but it's broken anyway?
> > 2. store the original patch in debian/patched/ and use that for unpatching
> > -> this will be an incompatible change which may break more.
>
> After constructing a regression testsuite to test the problem,
> I'm more inclined to go into a '1' option with a check.
>
> If dpatch-edit-patch is invoked with a patch name that is
> already found in debian/patched/ dir,
> abort if --clean is not specified.
This has been pending for a while;
I'm now inclined to make --clean the default.
Not cleaning is volatile and requires new information to dpatch-edit-patch.
regards,
junichi
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