Hi Pino, On Mo 20 Apr 2020 23:40:42 CEST, Pino Toscano wrote:
Hi Mike, In data lunedì 20 aprile 2020 14:24:36 CEST, Mike Gabriel ha scritto:> Can qtsystem be built also without Mir with no loss of binary packages? > If so, I'd do that, and enable the support for Mir when it is available > in unstable. What do you think? Yeah, that should work. Will prepare an upload.Great, thanks for the -2 upload, which indeed started to build fine (at least somewhere)! I see that most of the issues at the moment are symbols issues; I will handle that in the following days, waiting for the builds on almost all the architectures.
Ah, ok. I had planned to do this upload myself, but I am open to sharing the workload.
In the meanwhile, I opened a -3 changelog in git, and started adding few bits; feel free to add your changes. One question: what is debian/copyright.in for? It looks like some unused leftover template.
I uses this script [1] to generate my copyright.in template file. And I do this when packaging a project initially and also for every upstream release (or Git snapshot).
When doing it for the first time, this copyright.in file is my starting point for drafting d/copyright.
With the first upload, I leave d/copyright.in in the package (or rather: in the Git repo).
When I do a new upstream release of the package, I re-run the script [1] and get a "git diff" for d/copyright.in showing me all auto-detectable changes between last upstream version and this upstream version.
I then take this auto-detected diff and weave it manually into debian/copyright itself.
Mike[1] https://github.com/sunweaver/MyHomeConfig/blob/master/bin/update-copyright.in
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