Hi, Andreas
On الأربعاء 6 أيار 2015 00:01, Andreas Tille wrote:
Hi Afif,
On Tue, May 05, 2015 at 11:14:39PM -0700, Afif Elghraoui wrote:
Am I
correct in that your script parses the changelog for the version
stem, appends to it, and then puts it back in the changelog?
The changelog is not touched (you need to do this manually). It always
fetches the last SVN. This is a *temporary* solution and upstream
confirmed that a proper release tarball will be done. Once this has
happened I switch to "normal" behavior and fetch the source via uscan
(by deprecating the script).
Oh, I see. The existence of this script is as a hack.
I also need to consider whether I should always fetch the latest
snapshot. So far, I've been going with the snapshot that matches
what's bundled with wgs-assembler.
So you need to adapt the script by fixing the SVN revision to what you
need instead of detecting the last available. The script obviously does
not fit all use cases and was rather an example what would be possible
than what you should actually implement.
Of course. I just thought it would be weird to hard-code the snapshot
revision number into the script. What I did instead was make the
revision number part of the package version and have the script extract
it from the version string.
After fixing get-orig-source, I've created the pristine-tar branch and
pushed all branches and tags.
Next, I'm going to revise debian/control and work on debian/rules again
to see if I can get the package to build.
Regards
Afif
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