You probably want to version-guard --force-rules like we did for --force-copyright.
Could we call it 'submit' rather than 'submitubuntu'?
Could we not reduce the duplicated logic between 'submitubuntu' and 'release' more?
Is there a reason we don't just default installopt to True? Seems bad for developers to be testing one thing and submitting a different one. Especially since any hard-coded paths they used will want to be different.
+# Copyright 2009 Didier Roche
Should that be 2010 Canonical?
17 + command = ['python-mkdebian', '--force-control', '--force-rules']
You probably want to version-guard --force-rules like we did for --force-copyright.
Could we call it 'submit' rather than 'submitubuntu'?
Could we not reduce the duplicated logic between 'submitubuntu' and 'release' more?
Is there a reason we don't just default installopt to True? Seems bad for developers to be testing one thing and submitting a different one. Especially since any hard-coded paths they used will want to be different.