On 13/03/17 17:50, Guido Günther wrote: > There is -S (bump version) and -R (drop snapshot suffix) and -N (set > version). For everything else you can still invoke dch directly so I I > fail to see what _exactly_ you're looking for. gbp-dch doesn't aim to be > a full dch replacement but a tool to generate changelogs from git > commits. If you don't like the way the extra version is calculated we > could make the more configurable than it currently is.
I'm trying to generate useful changelogs for packages on a public repo. I want the version number to increment with our suffix, following the behaviour of `dch -l foo`, i.e.: the top changelog entry is for packagename 1.0-0foo1 I run `gbp dch --some-combination-of-flags` I now have a changelog entry for packagename 1.0-0foo2 I don't want -0foo1ubun1u, I don't want -1, I don't want 0foo1ubuntu1~1.gbpec359a, I don't want to hand-craft an incremented version number to pass to -N. I just want -0foo2. As I get from `dch -l foo` Right now it's looking like the lowest effort (!) option is some shell scripting to tie together `dch`'s correct version number handling, and `gbp dch`'s changelog entries.
