Hi Andreas,
The problematic files are all *.js files since they are compressed and
not to be considered as editable source files. Your task would be to
verify, whether there are any *.js files just packaged for Debian (checkout
files starting with libjs-* and
apt-file search
<file_in_question_perhaps_using_regexp_for_version_number.js>
is your friend. You should strip these files from the upstream source.
For this I'd recommend using "Files-Excluded" in debian/copyright (see
`man uscan`).
For those JS files that are not yet packaged I'd recommend to put the
real uncompressed source into the dir debian/JS. To have some accepted
example you might like to have a look into gnumed-client packaging:
http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/debian-med/trunk/packages/gnumed-client/trunk/
Thanks for this very helpful clarification.
I have however an additional question: During the build process, all the
Javascript/HTML/CSS/... resources are integrated into the Orthanc binaries.
Is this behavior OK wrt. Debian guidelines?
Sincerely,
Sébastien-
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