quilt-fixup checks that the git tree is clean, as for build-prep.

[dgit.git] / debian / changelog

diff --git a/debian/changelog b/debian/changelog
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--- a/debian/changelog
+++ b/debian/changelog
@@ -6,6 +6,23 @@ dgit (1.4~~) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
     filenames (which git-add treats as glob patterns).
   * When running git-add in commit-quilty-patch, use -f and sometimes -A,
     so as to avoid being broken by any .gitignore, etc.
+  * When quilt linearisation fails, print the right information in
+    the error message.  (This has been broken forever.)
+  * In dgit(7), discuss binaries and documentation present in upstream but
+    removed by rules clean.
+  * Detect and reject git trees containing debian/source/local-options
+    or debian/source/local-patch-header.
+  * In --dry-run mode, _do_ actually run dpkg-source --commit so that we
+    actually do construct the quilt fixup commit; instead, honour
+    --dry-run by avoiding pulling it back to your HEAD.
+  * Cope properly with `3.0 (quilt)' with single-debian-patch.
+    Closes:#796016.  (Still does not work with wheezy's dpkg-source, so
+    no test case yet.)
+  * With dgit sbuild, pass our -d before the user's arguments, so that
+    the user can override it.  Closes:#796019.
+  * Test suite: run quilt-fixup with -wgf in distropatches-reject,
+    so that we don't need build-depends.
+  * quilt-fixup checks that the git tree is clean, as for build-prep.
 
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