Quoting sean finney (sean...@debian.org):

> the main argument against bumping it in the past has been to ease backporting,
> and there hasn't been a very strong argument *for* it (i.e. the benefit of
> doing so hasn't been entirely clear).

Mostly to stay up-to-date. The full benefit is certainly using the new
dh7 features (and shrink down debian/rules to one-liners in come
cases) and have the utilities behave in a more "modern" way.

To my experience, just bump debian/compat to 7 is not invasive at all
and really safe. You'll just get a lintian warning about "dh_clean -k"
which you replace by "dh_prep" and voilĂ .

> > What's the "right" command to clone the git repo?
> 
> git clone ssh://git.debian.org/git/dbconfig-common/dbconfig-common.git
> 
> and you should get the "sid" branch by default.


OK. I'll work in that branch and commit back if I happen to do the
NMU..:-)

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