Hello Team, I am working on packaging a golang program for Debian and I am using dh-make-golang to bootstrap the debian directory. This particular project includes a 'vendor' directory that I need to remove from the upstream source. dh-make-golang detects this directory and deletes it but then it downloads the released upstream source tarball from GitHub which contains the vendor directory. The end result is that the git repo created by dh-make-golang still contains the vendor directory.
Based on my understanding of the workflow documented in [0], I need to make an 'upstream/repackaged' branch from the 'upstream/<version>' tag and remove the vendor directory. Since dh-make-golang has already created a 'debian/sid' branch *with* a commit for ignoring quilt dir .pc, should I rebase this branch off of 'upstream/repackaged'? When running dh-make-golang, is there a way to prevent it from making a commit on 'debian/sid`? Thanks, --Bradford [0]: https://lists.debian.org/debian-go/2020/02/msg00044.html
