Sean Whitton <[email protected]> writes: > diff --git a/TAG2UPLOAD-DESIGN.txt b/TAG2UPLOAD-DESIGN.txt > index 6dbfaec4..a6fdf199 100644 > --- a/TAG2UPLOAD-DESIGN.txt > +++ b/TAG2UPLOAD-DESIGN.txt > @@ -138,7 +138,8 @@ Not exposed via the git protocol, not even as a client.
> +The .changes will also contain a file SOURCE_VERSION.git.tar.xz which is > +a compressed git repository with the following properties: > + > + * These reproductions are up to equality of file names and contents > + -- timestamps of files may differ. I think this use of "up to" is not what you meant to write -- pseudo-mathematicians generally use this to mean "excluding" (or "disregarding" is suggested at [1] ), so "up to equality of file names and contents" would suggest file names and contents *can* be changed at will -- i think you just mean that "timestamps of files may differ". [1] https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/3647362/meaning-of-up-to - see the first answer sorry for nitpicking, but i assume it's helpful to get this precise
