Specifically, to get a brand new version into the current development release (Oneiric) you would do something like:
bzr init-repo frei0r
cd frei0r
bzr branch ubuntu:frei0r oneiric
cd oneiric
Make sure the watch file is up-to-date (in this case, add the appropriate watchfile)
If you had to make changes, then you'll need to bzr commit
bzr merge-upstream
Make any additional changes to the debian/ directory
dch -e to edit the changelog (& update the timestamp automatically)
I then usually do bzr uncommit to undo the commit necessary to run the bzr merge-upstream command
The general workflow is documented at https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/Bugs/ HowToFix
Specifically, to get a brand new version into the current development release (Oneiric) you would do something like:
bzr init-repo frei0r
cd frei0r
bzr branch ubuntu:frei0r oneiric
cd oneiric
Make sure the watch file is up-to-date (in this case, add the appropriate watchfile)
If you had to make changes, then you'll need to bzr commit
bzr merge-upstream
Make any additional changes to the debian/ directory
dch -e to edit the changelog (& update the timestamp automatically)
I then usually do bzr uncommit to undo the commit necessary to run the bzr merge-upstream command
bzr commit
bzr push lp:~jaromil/ubuntu/frei0r/oneiric/frei0r-1.3.1 (the last part can be named whatever)
Then visit https:/ /code.launchpad .net/~jaromil/ in your web browser
Click the propose merge button and submit the merge proposal.
Then find someone with commit access to review your submission.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in #ubuntu-motu