just my little web presence
Just issue an ordinary PR. This will be reviewed and either accepted or rejected for whatever reason. Avoid creating new directories. While the repo tree may look messy, it just keeps things simple. this is just a static website so html/css only.
This is a special repository that complements BunsenLabs (mostly) but can be used on any debian/trixie system.
I will accept packages compiled on debian/trixie the proper debian way.
If you don't know what the debian way is then learn!
First of all, make sure that the same version of your package doesn't exist
in the debian/trixie repo.
Use upstream's version with a debian revision number.
For our purposes, we will start at -0.1 for the debian revision since these are
NMU - see debian policy - control -version
If you update your package here progress to -0.2 and so on. You are not likely
to repackage too many times!
If you have packages to add then I need the full suite of files produced
including debug symbol files (if produced) but do not try to insert
them in the debian/ directory. Just create any directory name you want
(the package name would be a good idea) and add them there. Packages can
be left unsigned but if they are signed with your key it shouldn't matter.
Here is a simple command line to get what is needed in one directory for a valid PR:
# my-pkg is the name of the debian package you just built (no need for version)
user@domain:~/my-package-dir$ mypkg=my-package # no version, just the package _name_
user@domain:~/my-package-dir$ mkdir $mypkg
user@domain:~/my-package-dir$ ver=$(grep Version ${mypkg}*.changes|cut -d " " -f2)
user@domain:~/my-package-dir$ for f in $(ls | grep $ver | grep -v 'build') *orig*tar*; do cp $f ${mypkg}/;doneOffer up your PR.
Bugs in packages: attempt to report them upstream. If upstream is unresponsive, report them here and I'll see what I can do. See issues
A bug in packaging is something like missing depends, wrong file paths and things of that nature. Report them here in issues and I'll deal with them or contact the packager if I didn't package.