Closed rrthomas closed 2 years ago
I hope this is OK. It should be simpler to use both for you, and for users who want to build packages for themselves (e.g. on Debian or derivatives). Given the recent update to the packaging, it would be good to have a new package release!
I maintain Launchpad packages which are built for multiple Ubuntu releases from a single set of packaging files, so it should be OK going forwards even if you want to build for all active Ubuntu releases. Happy to help fix any teething problems.
Sorry for the delay here. What confuses me about this approach (namely, having just one changelog for all releases) is: aren't the packaging/release tools looking at the first line of the changelog to determine what Ubuntu/Debian release to target? How would one changelog allow us to target different Ubuntu/Debian releases?
The idea is that the packaging should work for Launchpad (which is targeting Ubuntu). (I didn't see any evidence of regular Debian releases.) Ideally sasl-xoauth2
would be packaged in Debian (I'm happy to file a RFP bug if you like); but if you did want to make regular releases for Debian, then I would simply template the changelog file.
Fair enough. I manually built some packages for Debian at one point in the past, but it'd be good to do this more regularly. I'm not at all familiar with the process there but if you are, and you're willing to take this on, I'd love the help!
Awesome, thanks!