[05:57] cyphermox: Thanks for the help! New package based on the process you gave me: https://launchpad.net/~eeickmeyer/+archive/ubuntu/ppa1 (deleted the old PPA to keep version numbers from crying). [05:57] * Eickmeyer goes to bed [15:30] Eickmeyer: there's a single issue with this, please push the upstream branch as well, otherwise I can't use the tree ;) [16:31] cyphermox: Ah, okay. [16:33] best is to push everything, so 'git push -u origin upstream ; git push -u origin --tags' or something like that [16:33] the tags are important too for proper operation of gbp -- otherwise I will likely not be able to build the pacakge here [16:35] cyphermox: Done [16:35] I'll start a new build [16:36] shouldn't need a new build? [16:36] do you have changes needed? [16:37] Nope. Oh, shoot. Build is now pending. *facepalm* [16:37] It'll just rebuild what's already there. [16:38] Looks like the build failed anyhow. [16:39] Something is wrong with my PPA: "No_PUBKEY" [16:40] I might have to make a new PPA and build it there. [17:00] cyphermox: New PPA, same as the old: https://launchpad.net/~eeickmeyer/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [17:00] Deleting the "/ppa1" since it has signing problems. [17:20] ok.. [17:20] I wouldn't be worried about whether the PPA stuff works or not, I can't take the packages from there [17:21] I need to use what's in the git tree, and rebuild here at least the source package (but I'll rebuild all of it), to make sure it's all good [17:22] Okay, in that case, it's ready. [17:25] cool [17:33] Eickmeyer: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/#packages-which-break-other-packages-breaks [17:34] are you sure that it should be "Replaces: calf-ladspa" in debian/control? [17:35] section 7.4 further explains the difference between Breaks/Conflicts and replaces [17:43] Per https://github.com/calf-studio-gear/calf/issues/181 calf-ladspa is broken and is no longer supported. If you want, I could change it to Breaks. [17:43] cyphermox: ^ [17:43] But, gotta go run time-sensitive errands. [17:44] Should probably be "Conflicts".