Man page - dpt-gen-itp(1)
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- dpt-gen-itp(1)
- patchedit(1)
- dpt-cd(1)
- dpt-lp-mass-subscribe(1)
- dpt-rename-uploader(1)
- dpt-lib.sh(5)
- dpt-prepare(1)
- dpt-shell-lib(1)
- dpt-takeover(1)
- dpt-uscan(1)
- dpt-clean-mr-repos(1)
- dpt-invite-github(1)
- dpt-missing-upload(1)
- dpt-missing-pristine-tar(1)
- dpt-never-uploaded(1)
- dpt-ci-failures(1)
- dpt-push(1)
- dpt-missing-upstream(1)
- dpt-ready-for-upload(1)
- dpt-get-ubuntu-packages(1)
- dpt-gc(1)
- dpt-fixup(1)
- bts-retitle(1)
- bts-srcpkg(1)
- dpt-dch-note(1)
- dpt-new-upstream(1)
- dpt-co(1)
- dpt(1)
- dpt-salsa(1)
- dpt-import-orig(1)
- dh-make-perl-dev(1)
- dpt-packagecheck(1)
- dpt-repack.sh(1)
- dpt-debian-upstream(1)
- dpt-checkout(1)
- pristine-orig(1)
- dpt-config(5)
- dpt-upstream-repo(1)
- dpt-forward(1)
- dpt-github-oauth(1)
apt-get install pkg-perl-tools
Manual
dpt-gen-itp
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
NAME
dpt-gen-itp - generate ITP trivia
SYNOPSIS
"dpt gen-itp > tmp && $EDITOR tmp && sendmail < tmp"
DESCRIPTION
dpt gen-itp can help in constructing the Intent To Package bug report which is to be filed when one starts working on a package. The script itself doesn’t send the mail, but prepares the boiler-plate so that you don’t have to worry about the proper format or other trivia.
dpt gen-itp gets the information from debian/control and debian/copyright , so filling up these files with real data will help.
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2009, Ryan Niebur
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.