Martin Costabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> David Reiser wrote:
> []
>> what's a good way to deal with the fact that as soon as there's another 
>> official revision, I'm likely to want that one instead of my hack? If I 
>> bump the revision up by 1, then it will conflict immediately. If I bump 
>> it up a lot, doesn't my revision interfere with access to the new 
>> versions from the normal maintainer?
>
> For your private variants of revision r you can use r.0 r.1 etc. In 
> dpkg's arithmetic, r < r.0 < r+1.

Also, place your modified .info file (and the .patch file it uses, it
any) in /sw/fink/dists/local/main/finkinfo instead of editing the one
in unstable/ (and make sure 'local/main' is in the Trees line of your
/sw/etc/fink.conf file). The selfupdate process often refuses to
overwrite files that have been locally modified--by working in a tree
that fink uses but selfupdate doesn't touch, selfupdate will bring you
a new .info when it gets released.

dan

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Daniel Macks
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