What would be nicer and perhaps cleaner if you have them in three different .gz files and not so many. You can look at gdb for a possible way to do it :-
The two files which are needed for our understanding are :-
a. changelog.gz
b. NEWS.gz
changelog.gz would give the changelog from the git log of the last several releases, NEWS.gz would be for the really old changelogs.
You could also changelog.Debian.gz to have the same changelog.gz as shared by you today. As and when a DD/DM actually packages it for the Debian archive they may do some changes but this would be whole lot easier and cleaner than now.
This is how I-Nex changelog files look atm :-
What would be nicer and perhaps cleaner if you have them in three different .gz files and not so many. You can look at gdb for a possible way to do it :-
The two files which are needed for our understanding are :-
a. changelog.gz b. NEWS.gz
changelog.gz would give the changelog from the git log of the last several releases, NEWS.gz would be for the really old changelogs.
You could also changelog.Debian.gz to have the same changelog.gz as shared by you today. As and when a DD/DM actually packages it for the Debian archive they may do some changes but this would be whole lot easier and cleaner than now.
Looking forward to know what you think.