dpt-upstream-repo - add upstream Git repository as git remote upstream-repo
dpt upstream-repo [-g|-u]
dpt upstream-repo adds the upstream Git repository as a
git remote
named
upstream-repo. The URL for the repository is read from
debian/upstream/metadata's
Repository field.
In case
debian/upstream/metadata doesn't exist, it is created with
dpt-debian-upstream(1).
- -g
- Don't create debian/upstream/metadata.
Used for initial cloning, e.g. with mr up: We want the upstream repo
being added if debian/upstream/metadata exists.
The letter g is used for historical reasons because initially this
option only suppressed the automatic committing to the git
repository.
- -u
- Update the URL of the upstream-repo git
remote. The value is read from the same places as for the initial
creation.
-u implies -g, i.e. we also don't create
debian/upstream/metadata on updates.
dpt-debian-upstream(1)
- Copyright 2013-2022 gregor herrmann [email protected]
- Copyright 2014 David Bremner [email protected]
- Copyright 2015 Axel Beckert [email protected]
- Copyright 2016 Alex Muntada [email protected]
This program is free software, licensed under the same term as perl.