---- On Thu, 01 May 2025 00:40:22 -0700 Phil Wyett <
philip.wyett@kathenas.org> wrote ---
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On Wed, 2025-04-30 at 23:52 -0700, Golf Team wrote:
Gliim LLC is my company. It owns copyright to Golf.
Does copyright years etc. need to be updated in some source files, are you doing
this when you touch each file?
Sorry, there were many emails and I lost sight of the instructions. Not a problem though, I just recreated the Salsa repository based on your instructions. I suppose it will watch for upstream releases based on the "watch" file and perform CI/CD for each release?
The 'debian/watch' file when working will indicate new upstream releases on the
packages Debian tracker page if available.
You can work in git and tag your releases or you can import ready packages from
local into Salsa/Debian with the command below and following prompts.
cd into git repo root
gbp import-dsc --prinstine-tar --uscan
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Hi Phil,
The copyright for each file has been changed to include full "<start year>-<current year>" notation, and a script incorporated into the release process with updates of <current year> being done automatically when needed.
The Salsa repo has also been updated with the latest version, and will continue to be updated automatically. One method we considered was:
gbp import-orig --pristine-tar --uscan --no-interactive
and that works, since the watch file points to a correct github location. However, when new releases/tags are created, there's a delay between updating github (upstream