# whether or not to apply backport patches found in a package
bp_apply_patches=1
# produce fancy colored output
-bp_color_output=1
+bp_color_output=1'
# enables additional status message if set to true
bp_verbose=0
# sed expressions to modify debian/control
via arbitrary 'sed' expressions.
Backport relevant patches can be embedded in source packages for use with
-backport-dsc. The distribution name (see --target-dsitribution) serves as an
+backport-dsc. The distribution name (see --target-distribution) serves as an
identifier to search for patches in the source package that shall be applied
for a particular distribution. For packages using format the 3.0 (quilt),
backport-dsc will look for debian/patches/series-<distname> and append it to
--mod-control <expression>
sed expression to modify debian/control. The option can be given multiple
- times and all expressions wil be passed to sed in the order of appearance.
+ times and all expressions will be passed to sed in the order of appearance.
This can be used to, e.g. change build or runtime dependencies.
--no-backport-patches
backport and identify herself as the maintainer.
-s <string>, --version-suffix <string>
- Version suffix that will be appended to the orginal source package version,
+ Version suffix that will be appended to the original source package version,
ideally indicating the backport target distribution. The resulting package
version will follow this schema:
Create backport for some custom distribution with custom version suffix.
backport-dsc -d ubuntu-lucid -v myppa --mod-control "-e 's/iceweasel/firefox/g'" examplepkg_1.2.3-4.dsc
- Create a backport for a fake ubuntu PPA repository, replacing all occurences
+ Create a backport for a fake Ubuntu PPA repository, replacing all occurrences
of iceweasel in debian/control with firefox.
bp_version_suffix="bpo50"
Version suffix (see --version-suffix)
-bp_maintainer_name="Unkown fellow"
+bp_maintainer_name="Unknown fellow"
Name of the backport maintainer (see --maint-name)
bp_maintainer_email="user@example.net"