Daniel Holbach a284445a6b * compare-packages, README: dropped compare-packages, debdiff has the same
functionality, when used with --from --to or on *.changes files.
2007-09-14 13:45:19 +02:00

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== Ubuntu Development Tools ==
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404main <package>
... will check in what components the dependencies of <package> are.
check-symbols <package> [<directory>]
... will compare and give you a diff of the exported symbols of all .so
files in all binary packages of <package>.
<directory> is not mandatory and set to /var/cache/pbuilder/result by default.
dch-repeat [--help]
... will repeat a change log into an older release.
get-branches <directory> <team> [checkout|branch]
... will branch / checkout all the Bazaar branches in a Launchpad team.
hugdaylist [-n <number>] <bug list url>
... will create a list of <number> bug list for a hug day listing
mk-sbuild-lv
... will create LVM snapshot chroots via schroot and sbuild. It assumes that
sbuild has not be installed and configured before.
pbuilder-dist [create|update|build|clean|login|execute]
... is a wrapper to use pbuilder with many different distributions / versions.
It has to be renamed to something like pbuilder-feisty, pbuilder-gutsy, etc.
ppaput [-n] <dput location> [<debuild options>]
... will build a source package using <debuild options>, upload it
to <dput location> and follow up on specified bugs, make sure the
sponsoring process is followed. Also it will file a new bug, if
'-n' is used.
pull-debian-debdiff <package> <version>
... will attempt to find and download a specific version of a Debian package
and its immediate parent to generate a debdiff.
suspicious-source
... will output a list of files which are not common source files. This should be
run in the root of a source tree to find files which might not be the "prefered
form of modification" that the GPL and other licenses require.
update-maintainer
... will update the maintainer field of an Ubuntu package to match the
DebianMaintainerField specification.
what-patch
... will check what patching system is used by a package.
You need to be in it's source directory in order that it works.