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Gbp-Dch: Ignore
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This also fixes installation together with usrmerge, which fiddles
with the directory layout and makes /bin a symlink to /usr/bin against
all Unix tradition and violating FHS.
Closes: #768079
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Thanks to lintian for making me aware of this via its (experimental)
maintainer-script-may-use-dir_to_symlink_helper warning.
Actually these (now removed) code snippets did even the opposite of
what is defined in debian/*.maintscript for the according arch:any
packages. Either the failing rmdir saved us from the symlink being set
or the debian/*.maintscript generated snippets coming after the now
removed snippets fixed it just immediately again.
The only arch:all package in this list is zsh-doc which still has a
symlink /usr/share/doc/zsh-doc to zsh-common. But since this change
(in 5.0.2-3) predates Jessie as well as Trusty, we should be able to
safely remove that code now anyways.
If for some reason, this commit is starting troubles with zsh-doc
upgrades, you might want to add a file named
debian/zsh-doc.maintscript to the source package and put this single
line (without the leading spaces) into it:
dir_to_symlink /usr/share/doc/zsh-doc zsh-common 5.0.2-3~
This line is untested though.
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Git-Dch: Ignore
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#766015)
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#697808)
On purpose, dpkg doesn't replace directories with symlinks and
vice-versa. Has to be done manually in the maintainer scripts.
Thanks: Sebastian Ramacher <sramacher@debian.org>
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