On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 03:53:04PM +0200, Andreas Tille wrote: > > Btw, how do you re-import repacked tarball with the same version ? > > git tag -d upstream/<version> > gbp import-orig > git tag -d upstream/<version> > git pull > > No idea whether this is the best solution but it works.
umh, why?
Then the final tag would point to the old import, when another one
happened in the meantime, and pristine-tar would be buggy (if that one
worked fine).
If the upstream tarball has been repacked it has to have a different
version (also because otherwise the archive software is going to be
crazy). Why not just calling the tarball cufflinks_2.2.1+ds.orig.tar.xz
and import that? Then you'd have a different upstream version, and
everything should be happy.
If you're talking about the double repacking (i.e.
3c9d6da6781433b1e47c4fbe9310e64062fe0873 vs
4fe2b2e595b10b8f0fbf95b0c686037163d376c0), then my suggestion is to call
the second one +ds1 instead (i.e., appending a '1').
BTW, "usually" (I don't recall if this is written anywhere clearly),
repacking for non-dfsg reasons (like this one) +ds is used instead of
+dfsg. But I don't believe anybody cares, anyway :)
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