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This package occasionally uses quilt to store modifications to the upstream
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source, although in most uploads no patches are needed.
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To get the fully patched source: make -f debian/rules patch
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To revert to what's in git: make -f debian/rules unpatch
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To add a patch: obtain a diff and put it in debian/patches, or see below
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To remove an existing patch: delete it from debian/patches
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The repository contains an appropriate debian/gbp.conf to build this package
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using git-buildpackage. The debian branch contains the latest upstream versions
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(for unstable, or experimental while a freeze is in progress). The debian-<release>
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branch contains versions targeted for a specific release (lenny, squeeze, etc.)
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Here's how to build it:
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git clone git://git.debian.org/git/pkg-maemo/mce-dev.git
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git-buildpackage -us -uc
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or for testing/stable branches like debian-lenny:
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git clone git://git.debian.org/git/pkg-maemo/mce-dev.git
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git checkout debian-lenny
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git-buildpackage -us -uc --git-debian-branch=debian-lenny
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The branch 'upstream' is a copy of the contents of upstream tarballs. To import
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upstream tarballs use:
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git-import-orig ~/mce-dev-0.7.x.tar.gz
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The branch 'debian-patches' is 'upstream' plus any patches needed for Debian.
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It should be rebased on 'upstream' after each upstream release:
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git checkout debian-patches
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The preferred way of adding patches is to make a commit to the debian-patches
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git checkout debian-patches
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<edit upstream source>
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fakeroot debian/rules update-patches
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-- Jonny Lamb <jonny@debian.org> Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:16:26 +0000
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