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&rpm-firstname; &rpm-surname; gbp-import-orig-rpm &rpm-mansection; git-import-orig-rpm gbp-import-orig-rpm Import an upstream source into a git repository. &gbp-import-orig-rpm; &man.common.options.synopsis; --vendor=VENDOR --upstream-version=VERSION --[no-]merge --upstream-branch=BRANCH-NAME --packaging-branch=BRANCH-NAME --packaging-dir=DIRECTORY --[no-]create-missing-branches --upstream-vcs-tag=TAG-NAME --[no-]sign-tags --keyid=GPG-KEYID --upstream-tag=TAG-FORMAT --filter=PATTERN --[no-]pristine-tar --[no-]filter-pristine-tar --pristine-tarball-name=FILENAME --orig-prefix=PREFIX --postimport=CMD --[no-]interactive UPSTREAM-SOURCE &gbp-import-orig-rpm; is an basically identical to the &gbp-import-orig; tool, with only some rpm-specific functionality added and some Debian-specific functionality removed. &gbp-import-orig-rpm; imports UPSTREAM-SOURCE into the &git; repository. UPSTREAM-SOURCE can either be a gzip, bzip2, lzma or xz compressed tar archive, a zip archive or an already unpacked source tree. If it is already of the form package-name-version.tar.gz, the version information is read from the tarball's filename otherwise it can be given on the command line via --upstream-version. If the source package name or version can't be determined &gbp-import-orig-rpm; will prompt for it unless --no-interactive is given. &gbp-import-orig-rpm; tries to download the archive from a remote server if a remote URL is given. In addition, if no UPSTREAM-SOURCE is given &gbp-import-orig-rpm; takes the archive URI from the spec file - this makes it possible to import a new upstream version just by bumping the version number in the spec file and running &gbp-import-orig-rpm; (assuming that the spec file contains a full URL for the archive and its filename automatically follows the package version e.g. by using the %{version} macro, of course). The sources are placed on the upstream branch (default: upstream) and tagged. &man.common.options.description; --vendor=VENDOR Distribution vendor name. --upstream-version=VERSION -uVERSION The upstream version number. --merge Merge the upstream branch to the packaging branch after import. --upstream-branch=BRANCH-NAME The branch in the Git repository the upstream sources are put onto. Default is upstream. --packaging-branch=BRANCH-NAME The branch in the Git repository the package is being developed on, default is master. After importing the new sources on the upstream branch, &gbp-import-orig-rpm; will try to merge the new version onto this branch. --packaging-dir=DIRECTORY Subdirectory that contains the RPM packaging files. &gbp-import-orig-rpm; uses this to try to find a spec file which, in turn, is used to get the upstream source archive URI if one is not specified on the command line. --[no-]create-missing-branches Create missing upstream branch if it does not exist. --upstream-vcs-tag=TAG-NAME Add TAG-NAME as additional parent to the commit of the upstream tarball. Useful when upstream uses git and you want to link to it's revision history. --[no-]sign-tags GPG sign all created tags. --keyid=GPG-KEYID Use this keyid for gpg signing tags. --upstream-tag=TAG-FORMAT Use this tag format when tagging upstream versions, default is upstream/%(version)s. --import-msg=MSG-FORMAT Use this format string for the commit message when importing upstream versions, default is Imported Upstream version %(version)s. --filter=PATTERN Filter out files glob-matching pattern. Can be given multiple times. --[no-]pristine-tar Generate pristine-tar delta file. --[no-]filter-pristine-tar If using a filter also filter the files out of the tarball passed to pristine-tar. --pristine-tarball-name=FILENAME Filename to record to pristine-tar. This does not alter the tarball content, just the filename with which the tarball can be checked out with pristine-tar. --orig-prefix=PREFIX Prefix (directory) to be used when importing sources into pristine-tar. Only takes effect when --pristine-tar is used. Special value auto causes &gbp-import-orig-rpm; to guess the prefix when importing unpacked sources, or, not to change the prefix when importing source archives. Using this option will alter the source archive that is imported to pristine-tar! That is, pristine-tar does not produce and identical copy of the original tarball (but the mangled tarball, instead). --postimport=CMD Run CMD after the import. --[no-]interactive Run command interactively, i.e. ask package name and version if needed. Download and import a new upstream version using the informantion from the spec file &gbp-import-orig-rpm; After manually downloading an upstream import it &gbp-import-orig-rpm; ../upstream-tarball-0.1.tar.gz Import unpacked sources &gbp-import-orig-rpm; --orig-prefix=upstream-0.1 ../upstream/ &man.gbp.config-files; , , , , &man.seealso.common; &rpm-username; &rpm-email;