Commit ea8e55fefe1c3b4250ea0499155873a6f6b4ca75 - rust-stfu8

Remove shell-$-prefixes for easier c+p Ximin Luo 5 years ago

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81	81	If the source package is already in Debian and this version does not introduce
82	82	new binaries, then you can just go ahead and directly dput the source package.
83	83
84		$ dput ${DEBSRC}_${DEBVER}_source.changes
	84	dput ${DEBSRC}_${DEBVER}_source.changes
85	85
86	86	If this is a NEW source package or introduces NEW binary packages not already
87	87	in the Debian archive, you will need to build a binary package out of it. The
88	88	recommended way is to run something like:
89	89
90		$ cd build
91		$ ./sbuild-and-sign.sh $CRATE $VER
92		$ dput ${DEBSRC}_${DEBVER}_${DEB_HOST_ARCH}.changes
	90	cd build
	91	./sbuild-and-sign.sh $CRATE $VER
	92	dput ${DEBSRC}_${DEBVER}_${DEB_HOST_ARCH}.changes
93	93
94	94	See https://wiki.debian.org/sbuild for instructions on how to set it up. The
95	95	other tools are from the 'devscripts' package.

104	104	that other people see it's been uploaded. Then, checkout another branch like
105	105	master to continue development on other packages.
106	106
107		$ git push origin $RELBRANCH && git checkout master
	107	git push origin $RELBRANCH && git checkout master
108	108
109	109	Merge the pending-release branch when ACCEPTED
110	110	==============================================

112	112	When it's ACCEPTED by the Debian FTP masters, you may then merge this branch
113	113	back into the master branch, delete it, and push these updates to origin.
114	114
115		$ git checkout master && git merge $RELBRANCH && git branch -d $RELBRANCH
116		$ git push origin master :$RELBRANCH
	115	git checkout master && git merge $RELBRANCH && git branch -d $RELBRANCH
	116	git push origin master :$RELBRANCH
117	117
118	118	----
119	119
120	120	The above assumes you are a Debian Developer with upload rights. If not, you
121	121	should revert what I just did. To do that, run:
122	122
123		$ git checkout master && git branch -D $RELBRANCH
	123	git checkout master && git branch -D $RELBRANCH
124	124
125	125	Then ask a Debian Developer to re-run me ($*) on your behalf.
126	126	eof