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There are a few cases that require sanitizing the source to prevent contamination of the generated Debian source package.
Non-https://www.debian.org/social_contract.html#guidelines[DFSG] compliant content in the upstream source.
Extraneous auto-generated content in the upstream source.
Extraneous VCS content in the upstream source.
As opções -i e -I definidas em “Secção 4.5, “Configuração do devscripts”” para o comando dpkg-source(1) devem evitar isto.
There are several methods to avoid including undesirable content.
This method is suitable for avoiding non-https://www.debian.org/social_contract.html#guidelines[DFSG] compliant content in the upstream source tarball.
Corre o comando uscan para descarregar o novo tarball de autor.
Veja “EXEMPLOS DE FICHEIROS COPYRIGHT” em mk-origtargz(1).
This method is suitable for avoiding auto-generated files by removing them in the "debian/rules clean" target.
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The "debian/rules clean" target is called before the "dpkg-source --build" command by the dpkg-buildpackage command. The "dpkg-source --build" command ignores removed files. |
Isto é para o pacote não-nativo Debian.
The problem of extraneous diffs can be fixed by ignoring changes made to specific parts of the source tree. This is done by adding the "extend-diff-ignore=…" line in the debian/source/options file.
debian/source/options para excluir os ficheiros config.sub, config.guess e Makefile:
# Don't store changes on autogenerated files extend-diff-ignore = "(^|/)(config\.sub|config\.guess|Makefile)$"
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This approach always works, even when you can’t remove the file. It saves you from having to make a backup of the unmodified file just to restore it before the next build. |
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If you use the debian/source/local-options file instead, you can hide this setting from the generated source package. This may be useful when local non-standard VCS files interfere with your packaging. |
Isto é para o pacote nativo Debian.
You can exclude certain files in the source tree from the generated tarball by adjusting the file glob. Add the "tar-ignore=…" lines in the debian/source/options or debian/source/local-options files.
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For example, if the source package of a native package needs files with the .o extension as part of the test data, the setting in “Secção 4.5, “Configuração do devscripts”” may be too aggressive. You can work around this by dropping the -I option for DEBUILD_DPKG_BUILDPACKAGE_OPTS in “Secção 4.5, “Configuração do devscripts”” and adding the "tar-ignore=…" lines in the debian/source/local-options file for each package. |
The problem of extraneous content in the second build can be avoided by restoring the source tree. This is done by committing the source tree to the Git repository before the first build.
You can restore the source tree before the second package build. For example:
$ git reset --hard $ git clean -dfx
This works because the dpkg-source command ignores the contents of typical VCS files in the source tree, as specified by the DEBUILD_DPKG_BUILDPACKAGE_OPTS setting in “Secção 4.5, “Configuração do devscripts””.
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If the source tree is not managed by a VCS, run "git init; git add -A .; git commit" before the first build. |