Hi,
I am trying to convert some of Packages to git-buildpackage and am struggling a
bit about how to do that
with an upstream branch.
E.g. for dune-common [1] I have this:
- No upstream branch as upstream uses git and we do not need to remove any
files.
- debian-branch is debian/latest. We used to only have the debian directory
here (See old master branch).
But for git-buildpackage I have started to merge the upstream releases by
tags.
- I have a pristine-tar branch that gets commit when building
(--git-pristine-tar-commit)
I had hoped that could use gbp push, but I am failing and currently push with
git manually.
First time I tried I got:
gbp:error: revision 'upstream/2.11.0^{commit}' not found
I simply created that tag directly on the commit that is tagged as the upstream
release.
Now I get:
gbp:error: revision 'refs/heads/upstream' not found
So it seems like gbp assumes upstream branches. Is there a way to make gbp push
work for my setting?
I use gbp 0.9.30 any my gbp.conf is
DEFAULT]
debian-branch = debian/latest
#upstream-branch = upstream/latest
pristine-tar = True
#upstream-vcs-tag = v%(version)s
[git-buildpackage]
upstream-tag = v%(version)s
Best,
Markus
[1] <https://salsa.debian.org/science-team/dune-common>
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