Package: git-debpush
Version: 12.4
According to git-debpush(1), under "SETUP FOR SOURCE FORMAT 1.0":
... We do this using debian/source/options. If your package is
non-native, execute
% echo "-sn" >>debian/source/options
If your package is native, execute
% echo "-sk" >>debian/source/options
But that seems to be backwards. The code in git-debpush itself does:
if get_file_from_ref debian/source/options | grep -q '^-sn *$'; then
upstream=false
elif get_file_from_ref debian/source/options | grep -q '^-sk *$'; then
upstream=true
And that corresponds with the definitions of those options in
dpkg-source(1):
-sk Specifies to expect the original source as a tarfile ...
-sn Specifies to not look for any original source, ...
So I think the man page should recommend "-sn" for native packages, and
"-sk" for non-native packages.
--
Ben Harris
