[Git-dpm-user] Need help with non-upstream commit in branch
Louis Bouchard
louis.bouchard at canonical.com
Mon Sep 1 10:38:19 UTC 2014
Hello,
I am kind of stucked in a particular situation. I have made a change to the
branch that I maintain with git-dpm that is not in ./debian and is also not part
of the upstream tarball.
In short, it is a change to the .travis.yml file that controls the travis-ci
builds. Now when I try to cherry-pick a patch I get :
git-dpm: ERROR: debian branch contains non-debian changes:
.travis.yml.
It looks like the debian/.git-dpm file now has the wrong commit. Is there a
'safe' way to tell git-dpm that the upstream HEAD commit has changed ?
TIA,
Kind regards,
...Louis
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