When debian/ is symbolic link
Dmitry Bogatov
KAction at gnu.org
Mon Jan 19 07:29:02 UTC 2015
* Guillem Jover <guillem at debian.org> [2015-01-18 16:51:01+0100]
> > Is there a legitimate use case for this? The error is that dpkg-source
> > can't create a source package because debian/ is a symlink, which seems
> > valid to me.
>
> Yes, that would be #593710, you need to use an actual directory and
> not a symlink to one.
I took a look on bug, but it is not clear to me, whether is considered
problem. To me, it would me useful to have debian/ directories separate,
to simplify monitoring what is going on (unpushed changed, unpulled
changes, new upstream releases).
> I belive, main point is this line:
> I'll be improving the error message for this, as it seems to be
> confusing.
Either way, it would be great to make this limitaion explicit in error
message.
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Best regards, Dmitry Bogatov <KAction at gnu.org>,
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