On Fri, Mar 1, 2019 at 9:26 AM Reinhard Tartler <siret...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That sounds really promising. I wonder how to implement it for this > package. > > The yquake2 package uses gbp-buildpackage, pristine-tar and mk-origtargz, > which I would love to continue using. Unlike yquake2, this package doesn't > combine two seperate git repositories, but both sources come from the same > upstream repository. Also, I would like the component to be placed in the > subdirectory vendor/github.com/docker/docker, but to it seems to me that > "components" may not include the "/" (or I missed how the "/" gets > mangled). > In conclusion, this means that "components" may only be placed at the > top-level source directory. > > I guess what I can (should?) do is adjust the debian/copyright > Files-Excluded field > to exclude all entries but vendor/github.com/docker/docker, and use > declare > a 'vendor' component. Then I probably can use mk-origtargz to > create both the "orig.tar.gz" as well as the "orig-vendor.tar.gz". > > That would, however, lead to a *very* elaborate Files-Excluded field. > > I actually went ahead and implement this solution. The result can be seen at https://salsa.debian.org/go-team/packages/golang-github-openshift-imagebuilder comments / opinions welcome. I'll try using this package to build buildah locally before uploading to unstable. best, -rt -- regards, Reinhard
