Hi,> # apt-get install python3-jinja2 python3-debian python3-setuptools
> $ git clone > https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/users/kaction-guest/debtemplate.git > $ cd debtemplate && python3 setup.py install --user I don't like installing stuff with no debian packaging copied the sources in an example package PYTHONPATH=. ./bin/debtemplate rfs >- Is it useful for anyone but me? really nice >- Should it be packaged as native Debian package? I guess so >- What changes are required for it? >- Are there persons, who are interested in improving it, like adding > code, specific for languages I do not use (Java, Ruby, Erlang)? I tried it with two different packages and I really like it! Just a nitpick/request: {% if upload_count == 1 -%} this makes impossible to understand an ITP when the maintainer badly adds many revisions to changelog (e.g. when the maintainer grabs the changelog from a ppa or somewhere else) I would suggest adding an rmadison -u debian packagename to see if it is already part of Debian or not Just my little 2 cents, and I would be happy to propose/advertise/sponsor such tool if Paul has the same opinion we might even add some wording in mentors rfs page :) cheers Gianfranco
