svn-upgrade — upgrade source package from a new upstream revision
svn-upgrade newsource [options]
svn-upgrade modifies a Debian package source located in a Subversion repository, upgrading it to a new upstream release. The repository filesystem tree must be in the format created by svn-inject.
svn-upgrade accepts the following options on the command-line:
Tarballs must be compressed with gzip or bzip2.
-V STRING
|
--version STRING
Forces a different upstream version string
Default: Off.
-c
|
--clean
Runs make clean
and removes
the debian/
directory in the
new source.
Default: Off.
-P STRING
|
--packagename STRING
Forces a different package name
Default: Off.
-v
|
--verbose
More verbose program output
Default: Off.
-r
|
--replay-conflicting
Extra cleanup run: replaces all conflicting files with upstream versions. Review of svn status output before doing that could make sense.
Default: Off.
-N
|
--noautodch
Upgrade without making a new changelog entry.
Default: Make the changelog entry.
-u
|
--uscan
Use uscan to download the new version.
--noninteractive
Turn off interactive mode.
--ignoreerrors
In noninteractive mode, ignore errors.
--ignored-files-action STRING
Make files that are ignored due to subversion ignore patterns to be 'import'ed or 'skip'ed.
-e
|
--auto-epoch
Automatically increase version epoch if the new upstream version is not greater than the current.
--debclean
Run debclean before merging the new upstream source.