Debian's tag2upload Reaches Open Beta For Enhancing Packaging Workflow
Debian tag2upload reached an open beta state for allowing Debian developers and maintainers to upload by simply using the git-debpush script for pushing a signed Git tag.
Debian tag2upload has been in development for a while as a new way to carry out source-only uploads using a signed Git tag. The focus with tag2upload is on making it easier to take care of Debian packaging work using simply a signed Git tag for those wanting to pursue this workflow. The git-debpush command is a wrapper around git-tag and git-push for pushing a tagged Git commit to a Debian-style archive.
Debian tag2upload is now considered to be in "open beta" for Debian developers for those wanting to cautiously use it -- and ideally pushing to Debian Experimental first. There are some features not supported yet like pushing to new or security-master.
Those wanting to learn about tag2upload in general can do so via the Debian Wiki page. More details on tag2upload now being in open beta via this morning's announcement.
Debian tag2upload has been in development for a while as a new way to carry out source-only uploads using a signed Git tag. The focus with tag2upload is on making it easier to take care of Debian packaging work using simply a signed Git tag for those wanting to pursue this workflow. The git-debpush command is a wrapper around git-tag and git-push for pushing a tagged Git commit to a Debian-style archive.
Debian tag2upload is now considered to be in "open beta" for Debian developers for those wanting to cautiously use it -- and ideally pushing to Debian Experimental first. There are some features not supported yet like pushing to new or security-master.
Those wanting to learn about tag2upload in general can do so via the Debian Wiki page. More details on tag2upload now being in open beta via this morning's announcement.