When using this facility, it is important to always specify the
same suites in the same order:
When using this facility, it is important to always specify the
same suites in the same order:
etc., may make new commits on your HEAD. If you're not a quilt user
this commit won't contain any changes to files you care about.
etc., may make new commits on your HEAD. If you're not a quilt user
this commit won't contain any changes to files you care about.
(whether in debian/ or not, but not to patches)
will result in a branch that dgit quilt-fixup can linearise.
Other kinds of changes,
(whether in debian/ or not, but not to patches)
will result in a branch that dgit quilt-fixup can linearise.
Other kinds of changes,
either ignored, or turned into a patch in debian/patches.
In this example, this is because
it itself changes files in debian/patches,
either ignored, or turned into a patch in debian/patches.
In this example, this is because
it itself changes files in debian/patches,
Delete the files from your git branches,
and your Debian source packages,
and carry the deletion as a delta from upstream.
Delete the files from your git branches,
and your Debian source packages,
and carry the deletion as a delta from upstream.
You may need to pass --include-removal to dpkg-source --commit,
or pass corresponding options to other tools.)
This can make the Debian
You may need to pass --include-removal to dpkg-source --commit,
or pass corresponding options to other tools.)
This can make the Debian