Regarding the requestbackport package, it is really only the template
for the bug report that needs to change from memory. I don't think it
had any other workflow related information. Once that is fixed, it just
needs a reference from the backports process wiki again (like it used to
have).
Regarding the backportpackage script, I just tried it, and it is fine for
testing in a ppa. I think we could already recommend using this on the wiki
with a ppa specified in the -u option. Perhaps a warning not to upload to the
archive with it yet would be required though. I had hoped I could specify the
new "bpo" version string with the suffix option, but according to the manpage,
the "~ubuntu" bit is hardwired:
-S SUFFIX, --suffix=SUFFIX
Add the specified suffix to the version number when backporting.
backportpackage will always append ~ubuntuDESTINATION.1 to the
original version number, and if SUFFIX is specified, it is ap‐
pended to that, to get version numbers of the form ORIGINAL_VER‐
SION~ubuntuDESTINATION.1SUFFIX. If the backported package is be‐
ing uploaded to a PPA, then SUFFIX defaults to ~ppa1, otherwise
the default is blank.
Now that a bug is always required, I suppose the script should prompt
for that, and the "-c/--close" options be taken away.
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