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General maintenance
This package is maintained in Git via the Alioth pkg-cryptsetup project.
Alioth is used only for repository access control and mailinglist hosting,
not for any of its other features.
This package uses the "3.0 (quilt)" source format.
Importing a new upstream release
Since upstream release 1.7.2, we use cryptographically signed Git release
tags as basis for the Debian cryptsetup package.
To import a new upstream release into our packaging repository, do the
following:
0. Ensure that you have the cryptsetup upstream Git repository available
as a remote in the Git repository where you're doing the packaging
work and it's up to date:
git remote add --tags upstream git+ssh://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup.git
git config remote.upstream.fetch master:upstream-2.0.x
Please note we tack the upstream 'master' branch in our branch
'upstream-2.0.x' for historical reasons.
1. Update 'upstream' remote
git fetch --tags upstream
2. Determine the release tag corresponding to the new release. At the time
of this writing, upstream uses tags in the form:
TAG="v$VERSION"
This convention may change, so double-check with 'git tag'.
3. Validate the gpg signature for this release tag:
git verify-tag "$TAG"
The signing key can be found in 'debian/upstream-signing-key.asc'.
Use `gpg -q debian/upstream-signing-key.asc` to show its
fingerprint.
4. Merge the upstream release tag <tag> into the master branch of your
packaging repository:
git checkout master
git merge -m "Updated version $VERSION from '$TAG'" "$TAG"
N. After development and testing, the final packages to be uploaded to
Debian are built and tagged in the repository as follows:
gbp buildpackage --git-tag
-- Jonas Meurer <jonas@freesources.org> Fri, 15 Jun 2018 13:39:49 +0200
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