I just used a bzr packaging only branch and ran 'bzr diff' to produce the diffs I posted.
Grab the tarball of the debian/ directory and extract it.
bzr init
echo -e '[BUILDDEB]\nmerge = True' > .bzr-builddeb/default.conf
bzr add
bzr commit -m "Existing packaging'
Apply the diff
You can then build with 'bzr bd' or you can look around the upstream sources and use quilt with 'bzr bd-do' (and then 'exit' when you're done with 'bzr bd-do'). Either 'bzr bd' or 'bzr bd-do'will automatically download the upstream tarball for you.
In my ~/.bazaar/builddeb.conf, I have this:
[BUILDDEB]
builder = sbuild -d zesty
I just used a bzr packaging only branch and ran 'bzr diff' to produce the diffs I posted.
Grab the tarball of the debian/ directory and extract it. default. conf
bzr init
echo -e '[BUILDDEB]\nmerge = True' > .bzr-builddeb/
bzr add
bzr commit -m "Existing packaging'
Apply the diff
You can then build with 'bzr bd' or you can look around the upstream sources and use quilt with 'bzr bd-do' (and then 'exit' when you're done with 'bzr bd-do'). Either 'bzr bd' or 'bzr bd-do'will automatically download the upstream tarball for you.
In my ~/.bazaar/ builddeb. conf, I have this:
[BUILDDEB]
builder = sbuild -d zesty
My workflow is derived from https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/DesktopTeam /Bzr
git-buildpackage should also work except that I normally don't normally use a packaging-only workflow there.