Package: dgit-infrastructure
Version: 9.2
git-debpush
- sends upstream commitish and tag info
whenever processing a non-native package.
The tag2upload bot
- runs git-deborig iff upstream info was provided;
this should cause a .orig to exist
- passes --upstream... to dgit iff --quilt=baredebian (only)
(subject to the bug I have just filed)
dgit
- always checks that the orig (if there is one) is treesame enough
- uses upstream git history iff --quilt=baredebian
So this means that in the non-baredebian non-native case, nothing
checks that the supplied git tag is an ancestor of the maintainer
history.
I think the supplied git tag should be an ancestor of the maintainer
history except with --quilt=baredebian. Is this a thing that should
be checked ?
If so, I propose the following changes:
dgit --upstream-commitish should be tolerated in all non-native
packages and should check that the specified commitish is an ancestor
of the maintainer view.
tag2upload should pass --upstream-commitish whenever upstream info
appeared in the tag.
Ian.
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