Code review comment for lp:~ari-tczew/ubuntu/saucy/iptables/lp-1228525-1134554-1187177

Well, Ubuntu delta since last merge is unchanged. These changes have been not dropped and they still remain. I didn't mention them, because it's not standard merge from Debian, when the latest revision will be merged. Else it's 'fake merge' - Debian's revision from snapshot/archive has been merged due to fix FTBFS in another package (perlipq). In this case, the 2 lines (in debian/{control;iptables-dev.install}) have been changed. Then I've added following changes to fix next 2 bugs.
Also, we're coming to the question: what's more worth? Again copying long d/changelog description about remaining changes only for 2 above mentioned changes lines or just describe that it's non-standard merge? In the next development cycle we can do normal merge iptables from Debian unstable including mentioned remaining changes in d/changelog.

Sorry for misunderstanding, but I'm preparing such as 'fake/non-standard' merge first time. I'm not sure whether there is a documentation for.

BTW, The whole changes can be dropped while merging current iptables from Debian unstable.