Le 03/05/2021 à 11:26, Barak A. Pearlmutter a écrit : > As the Fossil Debian package maintainer, I'd certainly be grateful for > notes on how to use Fossil for Debian packages. I have my own > idiosyncratic workflow for Fossil itself, but it's not general because > it relies on upstream's distribution of tarballs, and otherwise uses > the local fossil repo, and is not very automated. Would be happy to > put notes, scripts, snippets, etc, in > /usr/share/doc/fossil/README-Debian or some such. > > A pipeline with "v=$(fossil tag list | egrep <version-tag> | max) ; > fossil tarball $v foo.tar" where <version-tag> defaults to version_.* > or some such but can come from debian/gbp.conf might be useful, for > use with a local fossil repo. If there's nothing local only remote, > hmmm.... > > One thing I should mention is that Fossil upstream is very > cooperative. If the web pages a Fossil repo makes available by default > don't have the right hooks for uscan, if we could ask for something > very simple (maybe a page with a list of all tags each consisting of a > link to a tarball FOO-tag.tar.xz) that would I think be something they > would seriously consider.
Yes it would be fine. This page can also be a JSON page (opts="searchmode=plain") Cheers, Yadd
