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You can just copy paste the existing changelog
from the packaging repository to fill it up with the old content. Example: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/freedomofpress/securedrop-debian-packaging/master/securedrop-proxy/debian/changelog
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How does this process and format look?
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I would still say to follow the proper debian changelog style, as people don't prefer to open a link to read about the changelog. |
Ah, so we could remove the link and just copy-paste the changelog entry into the
How does this sound @kushaldas? The idea is to keep the changelog in the |
This idea sounds good to me (and since we have the changelog file in a standard location across our repos, we could also eventually have the packaging script populate the debian changelog) |
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we should also add changelog.md to MANIFEST.in
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looks great, thank you!
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I still personally feel that we should maintain changelogs in the debian package as they should be written. Saying that wearing my distro packager hat.
Approved. 🌈 Thank you.
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Resolves #137
Adds a new changelog file and updates readme's release section to include adding changelog entries.