On Wednesday 03 January 2007 00:30, Patrice Dumas wrote:
> When the debian patcheset don't interfere with the upstream package (that
> is it only installs files below the debian directory), I generally include
> it in the package, and, for example use the manpages. Sometimes there are
> also interesting patches. I can copy them and use the usual Patch: and
> %patch, but it duplicates the patch. Would it be right to call patch
> directly on the file in the debian patcheset, or would it be a bad idea?
Just call it directly, eg. %{__patch} -i debian/patches/foo.patch (-i instead
of < results the filename being visible in the build log which may be
useful).
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