The standard git way to package is to create a packaging branch that contains all of the packaging-specific files and data, then rebase or cherry-pick when building a package for a specific version. I've put together the packaging materials here:
It's been reviewed by one of Debian's maintainers (Paul Cannon).
To be able to submit a proper merge request, the branch has to exist before the merge request is created. Hence this issue. If you could create a new branch called "debian" (or similar), I'll submit a pull request to get the packaging back in core - then we can submit plyvel to Debian for inclusion.
The standard git way to package is to create a packaging branch that contains all of the packaging-specific files and data, then rebase or cherry-pick when building a package for a specific version. I've put together the packaging materials here:
https://github.com/tommetge/plyvel/commit/e33a5d7a2d12590727c24f7533fe5700c81f4247
It's been reviewed by one of Debian's maintainers (Paul Cannon).
To be able to submit a proper merge request, the branch has to exist before the merge request is created. Hence this issue. If you could create a new branch called "debian" (or similar), I'll submit a pull request to get the packaging back in core - then we can submit plyvel to Debian for inclusion.