Andriy Senkovych <[email protected]> writes:
> Hello, Elliott.
>
> Yes, quilt can remove files. Here is example command sequence to achieve this:
>
> quilt new patch-name.diff
> quilt add file/to/be/removed
> rm file/to/be/removed
> quilt refresh
> quilt pop -a
>
> 2011/6/1 Paul Elliott <[email protected]>:
>>
>> Can Quilt delete or rename a file?
>>
>> My upstream supplies a GNU Makefile, but I am going to replace it with an
>> auto*
>> tools setup. The Makefile will be created by the ./configure step.
>>
>> Should I delete or rename the upstream's for clarity? How would I do this?
It is probably better to simply remove the files in the clean
target.
The plus is that you won't have a huge patch that lists every sinle line
of Makefile for removal.
The minus side is that dpkg then gives you a line about ignoring the
removal of Makefile when building source.
MfG
Goswin
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