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Importing a new upstream version
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Here are the instructions for when you want to import a new OpenLDAP
upstream version.
1) Create the new upstream branch, if needed.
The 'upstream' branch in the salsa repository is used to track
versions released to Debian unstable. If you intend to work on a
new version that will be uploaded to Debian experimental, you need
to create a separate 'upstream-X.Y' branch (where X.Y is the
OpenLDAP version).
For example, if Debian unstable is currently shipping OpenLDAP
2.5.x, and if you are planning to import a new OpenLDAP 2.6.x
version and upload it to the experimental distribution, you should
create an 'upstream-2.6' branch
2) Adjust debian/gbp.conf, if needed.
If you created a new upstream branch, you also have to make sure
that the 'upstream-branch' option in debian/gbp.conf points to it.
3) Generate the DFSG-compliant orig tarball.
The package still doesn't have a DEP-5-compliant debian/copyright
file, so we rely on debian/rules' 'get-orig-source' target to
generate the tarball. You need to set the 'VERSION' environment
variable to the OpenLDAP version you want to import. For example:
$ debian/rules VERSION=2.6.2 get-orig-source
You can now move the tarball to the previous directory.
4) Add the OpenLDAP upstream git repository as a remote.
This step is needed because we use gbp's '--upstream-vcs-tag'
option.
$ git remote add upstream https://git.openldap.org/openldap/openldap.git
$ git fetch upstream
5) Import the new version into the repository.
Before running the import command, you need to determine the
upstream tag for the release you are planning to import. Upstream
names their tags using the following format:
OPENLDAP_REL_ENG_X_Y_Z
Make sure to double check if the tag version matches the orig
tarball version. Once everything is OK, you can run the import
command:
$ gbp import-orig ../openldap_X.Y.Z+dfsg.orig.tar.gz --upstream-vcs-tag=OPENLDAP_REL_ENG_X_Y_Z
-- Sergio Durigan Junior <sergiodj@debian.org>, Fri, 20 May 2022 18:44:14 -0400
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