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Intro
After you have successfully built the package with dpkg-buildpackage and made sure it is lintian clean, checked with pbuilder if all dependencies are added to debian/control and send an ITP, it is time to upload it to the debian gitlab service (Salsa.debian.org).
For that you will need to create a new dsc file in a temporary directory, so that all of your changes are listed in the git history.
A repo in your namespace is used instead ofruby-team at salsa.
The same problem is described at the ruby-team packaging page:
It might be clearer there.
Salsa
Make an account at salsa. Create an ssh-key ?installing ssh-keys and add it to your gitlab account via web-interface.
In short you run:
ssh-keygen
to create an ssh-key, and upload the public key, which ends with .pub. If you have picked a custom name you can add the following to ~/.ssh/config (if it does not exist yet just create the file):
host salsa.debian.org User git PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile ~/.ssh/custom_name_gitlab_rsa
Simply replace the path to your key in the last line.
git remote add
Create a repository add the team site via webinterface. Add it as remote to your git repo:
git remote add origin git@salsa.debian.org:<your salsa username>/ruby-devise.git
Remove the debian tag:
git tag
to list it and
git tag -d debian/2.1.2-1 # if you have not removed it already
to remove it (2.1.2-1 in this case. Use what git tag shows you)
push the changes to the git-repo at salsa
git push -u --all --follow-tags
gbp buildpackage
Note: To build your package from the git repo, use gbp buildpackage command.
When you want to build the package on a different machine or you want to build a package already available in salsa.
gbp clone --pristine-tar git@salsa.debian.org:<your salsa username>/ruby-devise.git cd ruby-devise gbp buildpackage