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Well, thanks to all of you ! It is and has been so much fun to be and contribute in here - can't be overestimated.
And, while, yes, some time has been spent in here, I have to admit that I learned much more from all of you than I think I contributed. Having been a VMS - and some ORACLE - person in ancient times I was relatively new to *nix when I dropped by. Luckily I could apply some of my experiences from old times in these fora. My firm belief is that curiosity, creativity, and logic thinking are THE BASICS to - not only - our professional branch / subfield.
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gbp-pq
GBP-PQ(1) git-buildpackage Manual GBP-PQ(1)
NAME
gbp-pq - Manage quilt patches on patch queue branches in git
SYNOPSIS
gbp-pq [ --verbose ] [ --color=[auto|on|off] ] [ --[no-]patch-numbers ] [ --topic=topic ] [ --time-machine=num ] drop | export | import |
rebase | switch
DESCRIPTION
gbp-pq helps one to manage quilt patches in Debian packages that are maintained with git-buildpackage. This is especially useful with pack-
ages using the 3.0 (quilt) source format. With gbp-pq you can maintain the quilt patches that should be applied to a package on a separate
branch called patch-queue branch. So if your Debian package lives on master the associated patch-queue branch will be called patch-
queue/master.
See <URL:https://honk.sigxcpu.org/piki/development/debian_packages_in_git/> for example workflows.
ACTIONS
import Create a patch queue branch from quilt patches in debian/patches/ that are listed in debian/patches/series.
export Export the patches on the patch-queue branch associated to the current branch into a quilt patch series in debian/patches/ and
update the series file.
rebase Switch to the patch-queue branch associated to the current branch and rebase it against the current branch.
drop Drop (delete) the patch queue associated to the current branch. So if you're on branch foo this would drop branch patch-queue/foo.
apply Add a single patch to the patch-queue similar to using git-am. Use --topic if you want the patch to appear in a separate subdir when
exporting the patch queue using export. This can be used to separate upstream pathes from debian specific patches.
switch Switch to the patch-queue branch if on the base branch and switch to base branch if on patch-queue branch.
OPTIONS
--verbose
-v verbose execution
--color=[auto|on|off]
Whether to use colored output.
--[no-]patch-numbers
Whether the patch files should start with a number or not.
--topic=topic
Topic to use when importing a single patch
--time-machine=NUM
When importing a patch queue fails, go back commit by commit on the current branch to check if the patch-queue applies there. Do
this at most NUM times. This can be useful if the patch-queue doesn't apply to the current branch HEAD anymore, e.g. after import-
ing a new upstream version.
TAGS
When exporting patches from a patch-queue branch gbp-pq will look at the patch header for special tags it recognizes. All tags need to
start at the first column and require at least one whitespace after the colon.
Gbp-Pq-Topic: topic
Moves the patch into a subdir called topic when running
gbp-pq
export
. This allows for some structure below debian/patches.
SEE ALSO
git-buildpackage(1), dpkg-source(1), quilt(1), gbp.conf(5)
AUTHOR
Guido Guenther <agx@sigxcpu.org>
01 June 2012 GBP-PQ(1)