Re: [Quilt-dev] /usr/share/quilt/lib -> /usr/lib/quilt ?

[Andreas Gruenbacher]

On Friday 31 January 2003 09:18, Martin Quinson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For now, we use the /usr/share/quilt/lib, which isn't really FHS
> compilant. What's the purpose of this directory in your mind? It
> contains backup-files, which should definitelly move out of the
> /usr/share directory since it's arch-dependant. What do you think
> about moving backup-files to /usr/lib/quilt,

Good point. Done.

> and moving the shell
> script in /usr/share/quilt/lib back to /usr/share/quilt ?

They would show them in the list of commands a simple `quilt' 
incantation produces. I have moved them to /usr/share/quilt/scripts 
instead.

> Moreover, I launched lintian (a tool to check common packaging error)
> on the [debian] package, and it reported among other debian-specific
> things: W: quilt: script-not-executable
> ./usr/share/quilt/lib/patchfns N:
> N:   This file starts with the #! sequence that marks interpreted
> scripts, N:   but it is not executable.
> N:
>
> I guess we should remove the header of that file since it's never
> executed and always sourced.

Fine. I have added tags for emacs and vim so syntax highlighting works 
again.

--Andreas.