Package: wnpp
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Native package written by yours truly. Pristine-tar part does not work
anymore, reason unknown. Everything is written in haXe, which entails
some problems wrt. Process control & input/output, and I have created a
branch (combined-process-input-output) in which I have started taking
care of these problems, but you will need a good deal of dedication. I
will help if needed.

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Jens Peter Secher, GPG fingerprint 0EE5978AFE63E8A1.

A. Because it breaks the logical sequence of discussion.
Q. Why is top posting bad?



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Hello,

On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 16:11:19 +0200
Jens Peter Secher <jps@debian.org> wrote:

> Native package written by yours truly. Pristine-tar part does not
> work anymore, reason unknown. Everything is written in haXe, which
> entails some problems wrt. Process control & input/output, and I have
> created a branch (combined-process-input-output) in which I have
> started taking care of these problems, but you will need a good deal
> of dedication. I will help if needed.

Jens, I always wanted to ask, why doesn't it sign the .dsc/.changes
files? Or does it?

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WBR, Andrew

On 2011-06-03 10:39, Andrew O. Shadoura wrote:
> Jens, I always wanted to ask, why doesn't it sign the .dsc/.changes
> files?

It does not sign the result because I believe that signing a package
should only happen after it has been tested, as a conscious decision.
YMMV :-)

Cheers,
/JP