On Mon, Aug 24, 2026 at 06:38:14AM +0200, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
Yes. Until recently I had a rather ad-hoc setup: - ignoring upstream tarballs, - not using gbp for importing upstream sources, - tracking upstream git as follows: branch `master+dfsg` had DFSG-dubious files removed (compared to the upstream `master`). So with each upstream version I did a manual merge of upstream tag into this branch, before merging it into my packaging branch.
Then per DEP-14 this cleaned up branch should be named upstream/*.
Hm, I guess there is no way to make this look for a latest upstream tag rather than a tarball?
There is, but uscan implies tarballs so it will make a tarball and then gbp will import it, they won't merge the tag directly.
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