SLIDES= title archive-vcs manpage demo-placeholder data libavg
-SLIDES+= autopatch access-table
+SLIDES+= autopatch access-table questions
SLIDEFILES=$(addsuffix .ps, $(SLIDES))
--- /dev/null
+dgit clone dgit experimental
+cd dgit
+emacs -nw debian/changelog
+debcommit -a
+dgit sbuild -c build
+[ pgp thing ]
+dgit push
+[ pgp thing ]
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--- /dev/null
+#FIG 3.2 Produced by xfig version 3.2.5b
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With dgit you do all direct source code management in git. As a dgit
user you do not interact with the archive directly.
-[demo]
+[start demo]
dgit is particularly useful for NMUers: you can prepare an RC bugfix,
with full support from git, without needing to know anything about the
infrastructure. We intend to move this to a VM of its own - I've
spoken to DSA (in the person of Tollef) about this.
+[questions etc.]