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   by jelmer 5y ago

   You can actually notify the Janitor when there are new commits (and possibly tags indicating releases) in an upstream repository. The URL to target in the webhook is simply " https://janitor.debian.net/ ", and suppo
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   by jelmer 5y ago

   I don't disagree - I'm not suggesting anywhere that this be used to directly upload to unstable. There's definitely a class of users who would like the balance between freshness and quality to be closer to freshness for some
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   Fresh Builds of Debian Packages(janitor.debian.net)

   3 points by jelmer 5y ago|0 comments
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   Automatic daily updates for over 8000 Debian packages(jelmer.uk)

   31 points by jelmer 5y ago|7 comments
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   by jelmer 6y ago

   The process is indeed complex, but there are efforts to standardize on a single simple way to do packaging. Unfortunately with an archive of 30k source packages, that is a slow process. A great resource is https://trends.debian.n
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   by jelmer 6y ago

   This is fixing issues in the packaging, not the upstream part of the package. I have plans to also have it fix issues in upstreams, but as you say - those will go into the upstream repositories. It processes the main Debian archive, not PPA
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   Debian Janitor: 60k Lintian Issues Automatically Fixed(jelmer.uk)

   2 points by jelmer 6y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Automated merge requests for Debian packaging(jelmer.uk)

   2 points by jelmer 7y ago|0 comments