Packaging
The rules folder contains the latest and greatest packaging rules.
The distros folder contains overrides for some files that must be changed depending on the distribution. Those are kept at a minimum.
AFAICT, this was made to clear some supposedly non-redistributable files in the sources according to Debian policy. If there's some cleanup to do, we should do so at the level of the common source tarball, not in a Debian-specific way. * packaging/rules/debian/rules (override_dh_auto_configure): Remove code repacking tarballs. (override_dh_clean, get-orig-source): Remove. * packaging/rules/debian/copyright (Files-Excluded): Remove. Also streamline the listing of copyrights to the files part of our tree, not in bundled libraries. Debian-specific requirements can stay in the Debian-maintained corresponding packages. * scripts/build-package-debian.sh: Streamline, making the release tarball the sole input of the process. Do not build source packages, for simplicity (dpkg-source doesn't like our source tarball as-is). Change-Id: I78a482ab3362e9bba8ffdc0ab60324f94715bfb8
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The rules folder contains the latest and greatest packaging rules.
The distros folder contains overrides for some files that must be changed depending on the distribution. Those are kept at a minimum.