Hello Dima, Dima Kogan [30/Dec 12:00pm -08] wrote: > I want to take an existing gbp repo and convert it to a dgit repo. To be > clear, by "gbp repo" I mean: tracking debian/ in git, merging squashed > upstream tarball with each release. By "dgit repo" I mean using the > upstream git repo, and merging in the debian/ commits as needed.
I'm not clear what workflow you think you are aiming for, but I would first say that what you call a "gbp repo" is fully compatible with dgit, and also compatible with switching to merging upstream Git history instead of squashed tarballs. You would just start merging it. It should work fine. It sounds though that you might like dgit-maint-debrebase(7). That instructs you to start with 'git debrebase convert-from-gbp'. Perhaps you'd like to try that out. -- Sean Whitton
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