I gave your merge proposal a quick review as part of the patch pilot program. And I noticed something strange while doing so - your commit does not only add the patch but also applies it, which means changes to files outside the debian directory.
Looking a bit back in history, it seems you're not the only one who has done this. As such I think it would make the most sense to do two commits: the first would just unapply all patches (to correct the previous stuff), the second one would add your patch without applying it (i e, only changes to debian/changelog, debian/patches/series and debian/patches/scroll-alternate-src-togglable.patch).
The actual patch content looks okay to me so hopefully it can be merged (by somebody with the appropriate upload rights, which I don't have) after that.
Hi RaduStoica, and thanks for trying to help out!
I gave your merge proposal a quick review as part of the patch pilot program. And I noticed something strange while doing so - your commit does not only add the patch but also applies it, which means changes to files outside the debian directory.
Looking a bit back in history, it seems you're not the only one who has done this. As such I think it would make the most sense to do two commits: the first would just unapply all patches (to correct the previous stuff), the second one would add your patch without applying it (i e, only changes to debian/changelog, debian/ patches/ series and debian/ patches/ scroll- alternate- src-togglable. patch).
The actual patch content looks okay to me so hopefully it can be merged (by somebody with the appropriate upload rights, which I don't have) after that.