Hi manoj
make-kpkg clean removes ./debian, so there is no need to add
./debian/changelog to the file_to_clean variable. What we need to
discover is why did make-kpkg clean not remove ./debian?
Indeed, you seem to indicate that make-kpkg did:
exec make -f
Package: kernel-package
Version: 10.020
The following command-sequence does not work, nobody seems to be
cleaning debian/changelog, and --revision flag seems to require
debian/changelog to be cleared before functioning.
$ make-kpkg clean exec make -f
Hi,
Since it's documented that --revision should be used after make-kpkg clean,
make-kpkg clean should clean up what breaks --revision.
=item B--revision number
=over 2
Sets the Debian revision number for the packages produced to the
argument Bnumber. This has certain constraints: It only has
tags 344341 +unreproducible moreinfo
thanks
Hi,
make-kpkg clean removes ./debian, so there is no need to add
./debian/changelog to the file_to_clean variable. What we need to
discover is why did make-kpkg clean not remove ./debian?
Indeed, you seem to indicate that make-kpkg
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