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Last commit made on 2018-12-25
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da1cd4a... by =?utf-8?q?Bastien_ROUCARI=C3=88S?= <email address hidden>

Tag more gfdl variation as non official

Following #916095 tag "invariant sections" modified by upstream
versions as non official.

Add regression testing

785b92f... by lamby

Update dependency-on-python-version-marked-for-end-of-life's description to mention that a commented override would be useful. (Closes: #917264)

071e5b4... by Felix Lechner

Delete templates in tests when no fill is necessary. (MR: !108)

For repeated runs, it was until now necessary to run 'rm -rf
debian/test-out'. Otherwise, unfilled templates would pollute the
test working directories. They would trigger unexpected Lintian tags
such as 'unknown-file-in-debian-source format.in'. Such polluting
templates are now deleted and no longer impede repeated runs.

Signed-off-by: Chris Lamb <email address hidden>

fb41393... by lamby

Avoid false-positives in changelog-file-missing-explicit-entry when uploading updates to updates such as "1.2-3+nmu2" or "1.2-3deb8u2".

c3e68be... by lamby

Open new changelog entry for 2.5.119.

c14a00d... by lamby

Release lintian/2.5.118 into unstable.

706a8b2... by lamby

Refresh data/output/manual-references.

7cb9ccc... by lamby

Update location of the Python policy; it is now shipped in the "python3" binary package.

5d1b64b... by lamby

Fixup the description of the non-standard-apache2-module-package-name tag.

2c84ee6... by Felix Lechner

Fix path to expected tags when those tags were calibrated.

Two tests use a "calibration" script that adjusts the expected tags.
In that particular circumstance, commit b81de6ce causes the displayed
diff to be incorrect (although the test result itself is reliable).
Here we fix the path if the test was calibrated. Now the diff is
correct again.

Possible long-term solutions are: (1) reversal of the "calibration"
logic in that it modifies the actual tags rather than the expected
tags; (2) a more powerful tag parts that compares only invariant
parts.

Signed-off-by: Chris Lamb <email address hidden>