[med-svn] [Git][med-team/policy][master] Nested inline emumeration

Alexander Nikolaev gitlab at salsa.debian.org
Sun Mar 10 11:20:24 GMT 2019


Alexander Nikolaev pushed to branch master at Debian Med / policy


Commits:
1c88c50a by Alexander Nikolaev at 2019-03-10T11:20:16Z
Nested inline emumeration

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1 changed file:

- 2019-03-09_notes.rst


Changes:

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2019-03-09_notes.rst
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@@ -11,8 +11,28 @@ How to Make Packages
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 #. Start with `https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/community/package_template <https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/community/package_template>`__ . This would be the basis for the future changes. As a rule of thumb, various configuration files in the template posess comments that should be reviewed prior to making changes.
-#. Make a folder with the name of the package you want to work with with an "_" attached at the end. For example, if you want to pack *foo*, create a folder *foo\_*.
-#. Copy the package_template/debian folder to *foo\_*.
-#. Not all files are necessary and likely some of them won't be used. 'git-orig-source' can be deleted, for example.
+#. Make a folder with the name of the package you want to work with with an "_" attached at the end. For example, if you want to pack ``foo``, create a folder ``foo\_``.
+#. Copy the package_template/debian folder to ``foo\_``.
+#. Not all files are necessary and likely some of them won't be used. ``git-orig-source`` can be deleted, for example.
 #. At this juncture it's necessary to establish the source of the package. GitHub is generally a good source that allows for easiest work. Non-GitHub sources are highly variable.
-#.
+#. The first file that should be edited is the ``watch`` file. Everyone should touch this file first. Proper ``watch`` file allows leveraging of Debian's infrastructure.
+#. Remove everything unnecessary from the watch file. You might remove a bit too much at first, it comes with practice.
+#. If the upstream project is GitHub hosted, provide the URL, with the username of the maintainer and the link to the project.
+#. Add prefix. It generally comes from the releases in GitHub and could be easy if the releases are properly maintaned. If not \:
+
+   #) Add a comment in the ``watch`` file (there are examples in comments on how to do this properly)
+   #) Add an issue in GitHub and list it in the ``watch`` comment. Follow the description in the comments of the ``watch`` file that goes over what to do if there is a no-releases setup of the upstream project.
+
+#. Edit ``CHANGELOG``\:
+
+   #) Create fake version to start with.
+   #) Add the actual package name.
+   #) Add your username and ID.
+   #) Use the date in ``date -R`` format.
+
+#. Edit ``control`` file\:
+
+   #) Provide your information.
+   #) The name of the package should match the ``CHANGELOG``.
+
+#. The same Salsa ID should be used throughout.



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