Hey there -
That's a cool cause, I like that idea!
I took a quick look at your code.
The latest version in the changelog is wrong -
It should *probably* read 0.8.0-1 (where -1 is the first revision of the debian packaging).
I've never used a gbp.conf file before, so I can't pass comment on how that's set out sadly...
That's a starter for you! Are you using the tools in `devscripts`?
The dch tool can be very helpful in managing the revisions/etc debian changelog file properly.. once it's configured!
If you need any more help, shout at the list or at me :)
DH
On Tue, 24 Sep 2019, at 10:05 AM, Adrian Musceac wrote:
Dear list,
I have written a Qt program as an interface for a GNU-radio software defined radio transceiver. We have some local kids school clubs training future amateur radio ops. There they play around with SDR devices to learn how radio works and how you can transmit from one radio to another.
To ease the installation of software on multiple computers, I build my own Debian packages with Travis using gbp.
Since upgrading the build from Stretch to Debian Buster as a base, I was getting this error from gbp which I don't understand:
gbp:error: Non-native package 'qradiolink' has invalid version '0.8.0'
I am pretty sure I should not build a native Debian package so I have my source format set as 3.0 (quilt).
I would be thankful if anybody can enlighten me why gbp complains there. I don't have any knowledge or experience as a packager.
Thanks,
Adrian