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diff --git a/debian/pkg-zsh-workflow.md b/debian/pkg-zsh-workflow.md index 11bfb6b5b..275f4b8f7 100644 --- a/debian/pkg-zsh-workflow.md +++ b/debian/pkg-zsh-workflow.md @@ -155,38 +155,6 @@ Commit the new patch and the changed `series` file to git. That's all. -##### Using the patch2quilt script - -The `debian/bin/patch2quilt` helper script can automate these tasks, -but needs to be run from a _clean_ working tree. It's called like -this: - - % debian/bin/patch2quilt ../existing.diff new-quilt.diff - -Here `../existing.diff` is the file containing the existing patch and -`new-quilt.diff` is the name of the to-be-added quilt series patch -(make sure its nameing is in line with the established conventions). - -The exact operation of the script is described at the top of the -script file. There are a few things to keep in mind: - -* At the end of successful operation you are dropped into an editor - which gives you the opportunity to add annotations at the top of the - patch file (like if the patch in question is included upstream - already). - -* Never *ever* run the script when you got uncommitted changes in the - worktree, which you don't plan on losing. The worktree will be - cleaned and reset first thing in the script. - -* As an extension of the previous point, don't put the existing - patch you're planing to import into the git working tree. It - would be wiped away, too. - -* When the script finishes (after you exit your editor), it will - suggest how to commit the newly intoduced patch. Season to taste. - - ### Releases When a change justifies the release of a new package version, the |