* Giulio Paci <giuliop...@gmail.com>, 2012-10-17, 00:05:
How can I set Built-Using field? Should I set it by hand? Is it
possible to set it automatically?
Value of this field must be generated at build time. Unfortunately,
there are currently no convenient tools to help you with this task;
see bug #689062.
[...]
Thank you very much. I read the bug thread and I added a Built-Using
field (I used mednafen as a base).
It looks good. Support for ${source:Package} and ${source:Version}
variables was added to dpkg in 1.16.2, so please bump the version in
Build-Depends.
I just tried to collect the list of maintainers for the package that
you suggested are using utf8-cpp (drizzle fife gdcm gource librime
libvoikko love md5deep megaglest mkvtoolnix paraview ruby-passenger
supertuxkart vtk), however I have problems obtaining the list:
The following command:
for i in drizzle fife gdcm gource librime libvoikko love md5deep megaglest
mkvtoolnix paraview ruby-passenger supertuxkart vtk; do echo $i; LANG=C
apt-cache show $i | grep
Maintainer; done
[...]
How did you get the list?
http://http.debian.net/debian/dists/unstable/main/Contents-source.gz is
an index of files in all source packages. IIRC I searched for
"/unchecked.h" and then manually filter out false-positives. (I was told
that you can also use apt-file to search through these files.)
fife, gdcm, librime and libvoikko seem not to
exist, while vtk seems to be a virtual package.
These were source package names, not binary package names.
s/show/showsrc/ should help. :) There's also a dedicated tool to make
lists of package maintainers: dd-list in devscripts.
Files: src/3rdparty/utf8/* src/3rdparty/utf8.h
The directory has been renamed, please update it.
Fixed.
Now it's:
Files: src/3rdparty/utfcpp/utf8/* src/3rdparty/utfcpp/utf8.h
which is okay, but since there are no other files in the utfcpp/
subdirectory, it could be simplified to:
Files: src/3rdparty/utfcpp/*
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Jakub Wilk
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