Hi Carles,
I noticed you've pushed changes to the git repository, which means you've
got the repository set up correctly, but I've also noticed that you don't
seem to have used the git-buildpackage tools for importing the repository.
If you don't have the correct layout that git-buildpackage is expecting, it
won't be able to build the package for you once you've got it ready to build.
On your machine, download the upstream source tarball and keep it somewhere
safe. You will need a tarball to import, so if upstream distributes source as a
zip or other type of archive, you will need to repack it as a tarball.
Create a local git repository on your machine and import the tarball like so:
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mkdir gnss-sdr
cd gnss-sdr
git init
git import-orig --pristine-tar /path/to/upstream/gnss-sdr-0.0.4_1.tar.gz
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You'll now find that the upstream source has been imported into your git
repository.
You may optionally use the Debian Hamradio Maintainers template debian/
directory:
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svn export svn://anonscm.debian.org/svn/pkg-hamradio/trunk/package_template debian
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When you are ready to push your changes to Alioth, add the remote and push all
branches and tags:
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git remote add origin git+ssh://alioth.debian.org/git/pkg-hamradio/gnss-sdr.git
git push --all --force # You need the --force here to overwrite the previous
# push into the repository.
git push --tags
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Let me know if you have any problems.
Thanks,
Iain.
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