This already exists. See --repack and the documentation.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/934044
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uscan should convert to tar.gz
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--- lintian-2.5.0~rc3/debian/rules 2011-04-17 17:48:14.0 +0200
+++ lintian-2.5.0~rc3ubuntu1/debian/rules 2011-04-21 19:20:39.0
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- private/runtests $(PAR_ARGS) $(onlyrun)
+ NO_PKG_MANGLE=true private/runtests $(PAR_ARGS) $(onlyru
I uploaded 2.10.55 to Debian earlier today with the (hopefully this
time) correct security fix for uscan.
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Please merge devscripts_2.10.53 from Debian unstable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/414298
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Which devscripts version are you using? This was fixed upstream in
2.10.21 so unless it's recurred should be fixed in intrepid and above.
Adam
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Unicode problem in dch
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> I also have DEBSIGN_KEYID=BAF41D0C in my environment.
That's where you're going wrong. :-)
Quoting debsign(1):
"The two configuration files /etc/devscripts.conf and ~/.devscripts are
sourced in that order to set configuration variables. Command line
options can be used to override configurati
Also fwiw, this is at base a gpg bug, as it's not resetting local echo
on interrupts. See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=321871
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debuild screws up bash if you do ctrl+c
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/294115
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You don't actually have to kill bash; "reset" will fix the display.
If it's any use as a workaround, running debuild with "-uc -us" and then
debsign-ing the files later doesn't exhibit the issue.
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debuild screws up bash if you do ctrl+c
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debchange was updated in upstream SVN to recognise jaunty on Saturday.
That change will be in the Debian 2.10.40 package when it's released.
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Please add "jaunty" to known distribution names
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292872
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> E: openembedded_0.1-4_i386.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file
hardy
This is to be expected. The checks for Ubuntu distributions are enabled
when a package version number contains either the name of an Ubuntu
release or the string "ubuntu". Since your package's version contains
neither, it
*sigh* That'll teach me to double-check versions. Ignoring the comment
about hardy just missing the fix, the remainder is still correct :)
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[Hardy] Typo: Suggests svn-buildpacakge
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/241520
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hardy just missed having this fixed - it was fixed upstream in 2.10.27
(and almost certainly introduced in .26 when the package was moved back
to Suggests)
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Looking at the versions available, this should be fixed already in
intrepid and hardy-backports, as it was included in the Debian package
in 2.10.20
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Implementation-Agnostic Support for Alternative Compilers: ccache, distcc, etc.
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Matthias Klose wrote on 2008-02-08
> why a new option, if
> PATH=/opt/foo/bin:$PATH debuild ...
> works as well?
That won't work unless one uses --preserve-env=PATH. The new option also
allows one to have a "dirty" path in the build environment and not have
to worry about that by letting debuild
This was fixed in the Debian package in 2.10.8 and, as such, should be
fixed in hardy
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licensecheck bails out when line to parse has unmatched parenthesis
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/161202
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I've applied a variation on Steve's patch to what will be 2.10.30
The Debian bug contains a copy of the final diff and a brief description
of my changes and the reasoning behind them
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dch --create always launches editor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/220733
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Also fwiw, the debdiff includes two changes but the changelog entry only
mentions one of them (the other being suppressing the "initial release"
entry if text was passed on the command line)
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dch --create always launches editor
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fwiw, this appears to be intentional.
--create support was added upstream in 2.9.5. The diff between the
relevant SVN revisions of the time includes:
# Now Run the Editor; always run if doing "closes" to give a chance to check
-if (! $TEXT or @closes_text) {
+if (! $TEXT or @closes_text or $opt_c
For what it's worth, this was fixed in Debian in February in 2.10.14:
+ Bring the script largely back in to sync with lintian's checks/scripts:
[...]
- separate out those issues that should only be flagged if they occur
inside quoted strings
The current Debian package doesn't p
Updating to or backporting licensecheck from upstream would still be the
best answer, but rather than escaping or removing meta-characters one
could simply wrap the pattern in \Q...\E to stop perl attempting to
interpolate them.
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Hi,
Martin Pitt wrote, 2008-03-11 19:26:
> Adam D. Barratt [2008-03-11 16:05 -]:
>> I've attached the patch I'm proposing applying to the Debian package.
> My perl fu isn't that strong any more, but
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> Doesn't the introduction of another () move the
Martin Pitt wrote:
> It does correctly translate http://bazaar.lp.net to bzr+ssh:// now,
> but not http://lp.net addresses.
Ah, yes, fair point :)
I've attached the patch I'm proposing applying to the Debian package.
Regards,
Adam
** Attachment added: "debcheckout_lp_200924.diff"
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This should work as of 2.10.11ubuntu4 in hardy, as Colin backported the
patch he supplied us upstream
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Could you define "doesn't work" in slightly more detail? Admittedly I've
only tried the Debian package, but it seems to work fine for me once I
fixed the watch file :)
Adam
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/debian/temp$ cat watch
version=2
http://rbelmont.mameworld.info/?page_id=163 [^"]*?sdlmame(\d+)\.zip
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This was fixed in version 2.10.10 of the Debian package (Debian bug
#448000)
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licensecheck does not recognise OpenBSD ISC style license
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Rather than escaping the meta-characters and potentially missing some,
one could avoid the problem by removing the use of m%% at the end of the
copyright extraction code. (I believe I fixed this upstream in 2.10.8).
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