Hi With libconfig-model-dpkg-perl 3.019, I've added a new cme application to support checking or editing the upstream metadata of a Debian package.
This new cme application works like the other cme dpkg applications, which means you can now run the usual cme commands like: - "cme edit dpkg-upstream-metadata" to get a GUI to edit metadata - "cme check dpkg-upstream-metadata" to check metadata "cme fix dpkg-upstream-metadata" is also available but does not fix anything because I could not find rules to warn and fix upstream metadata values. I'd welcome some ideas there. You may wonder what is the advantage of running "cme check dpkg-upstream-metadata" compared to "cme check dpkg". The former loads a small model and is much faster: 400ms vs 4s. This speedup is useful when run "cme edit": the GUI shows up faster when running a small model. As a reminder, the following cme dpkg applications are available: - dpkg-control: debian/control - dpkg-copyright: debian/copyright model - dpkg-patch: a single patch file whose name must be passed as argument - dpkg-patches: all debian patches of package - dpkg-upstream-metadata: upstream metadata - dpkg: all of the above and more. You can check the list of cme applications with "cme list" Feel free to reach out if other cme dpkg application would be useful. All the best Dod
