Guido Günther a écrit : > [...] Finding the branching point can be done by looking at > the ancestors of the merge commit (if one needs to identify it).
Sure. But you have to look at your history. > [...] If I understand things correctly in your workflow you'd have to > identify the tag or branch of the "old" upstream version first and pass > that on to dom-apply-patches? (This could as well be automated of course > by looking at the "right" tag). Right. For branches in the packaging, I create also two branches anyway: one for debian packaging, and another one for upstream (e.g. sid/master and sid/upstream), and adapt debian/gbp.conf accordingly in the debian branch. dom-apply-patches looks at debian/gbp.conf by itself (but unfortunately, dom-save-patches doesn't work symmetrically... yet, these scripts are still WIP I guess). >>> git branch patch-queue/lenny lenny >>> git quilt-import debian/patches/series >> IMHO, this is really not convenient. > What does the "not convenient" refer to? Basing the patch queue on the debian branch. But maybe it's due to the way I work: I already do many rebases while working on my local debian branch and I don't touch upstream sources so much. Cheers, -- Stéphane _______________________________________________ vcs-pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/vcs-pkg-discuss
