[Quilt-dev] distributing the files (was: [Quilt-cvs] quilt configure.ac quilt.changes)

[Martin Quinson]

On Tue, Nov 11, 2003 at 07:39:29PM -0500, Andreas Gruenbacher wrote:
> CVSROOT:      /cvsroot/quilt
> Module name:  quilt
> Branch:       
> Changes by:   Andreas Gruenbacher <address@hidden>    03/11/11 19:39:29
> 
> Modified files:
>       .              : configure.ac quilt.changes 
> 
> Log message:
>       Bump version number to 0.29 (cvs tag VER_0_29).

Just uploaded the resulting tar ball to the savannah server. 

I will try to get the resulting deb package into the debian servers shortly,
but I have to wait a few more days so that the current version in unstable's
debian archive gets old enough (while keeping bug free) to make its way to
the testing archive.

Andreas, if you have a rpm version laying around, could you upload it to the
server, please ? (scp -1 $file savannah.nongnu.org:/upload/quilt/$version/).
If you have to create the directory (no need for 0.29), you'll have to use
sftp -1 savannah.nongnu.org

In the same time, I'll update the list of scripts in po/Makefile and
translate the missing strings to french. The best would be to use the same
list for both ./Makefile and po/Makefile, but it would need to split the
variable definition out of the ./Makefile to include those definitions in
po/Makefile. That's a bigger change I do not trust myself to do since I'm
not very familiar with your makefile...

I also have a bug openned against the debian package asking for a man page,
and saying that the content of README changed to groff would be cool. But
since this document is generated, I'm not sure of what the best solution is.
I may do a perl script engroffing the README to make sure that the man page
will keep uptodate, but it does not look trivial to do. Any better hint?

Thanks, Mt.

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