Raphael Hertzog writes ("Re: RFC: DEP-14: Recommended layout for Git packaging
repositories"):
> Much like we have a "default desktop environment" we should have a default
> layout for a git packaging repository.
There's an argument for that.
Of course (donning my partisan colours) I think the answer should be
dgit-compatible. I've resisted asking you to document in your DEP the
requirements that dgit impose, but to summarise:
dgit branches are patches-applied packaging branches without[1] .pc
directories. They must contain everything in the source package
(including any autogenerated files which are in the sources). The
source package must contain everything that's in git (including
.gitignore, for example).
[1] Current dgit still wants the .pc directory. This is going to
change, in a backwards- but not forwards- compatible way.
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