On 04/25/2012 07:34 AM, Corey Quinn wrote:
> I'm attempting to take a git repo (private, unfortunately) and turn it into a
> package. As I go, I'm borrowing liberally from a pre-existing package here.
>
> The command that I'd dearly love to get working is:
> git-dch --verbose --auto --ignore-branch --debian-branch=master --snapshot
> --id-length=8 --snapshot-number=${BUILD_NUMBER}
>
> However, almost any invocation of git-dch throws: Version 1.0 not found
>
> My change log entry reads:
> packagename (1.0) lucid; urgency=low
>
> * Initial release. I suspect there will be many more.
>
> -- Corey Quinn <[email protected]> Sun, 22 Apr 2012 20:14:38 +0000
>
> What magic am I missing here?
>
> -- Corey
> git-dch uses tags and the current debian/changelog to determine what range of commits should go in the changelog. You probably have to use --since to specify which commits should go in and/or --debian-tag to specify your tag format (debian/<version> is default)
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