Do we need a snapshot past 3.0.13 for this? I'd prefer to use releases, to be honest. The upstream versioning for snapshots should really be something like 3.0.13+git<date>.<commit>.
Doing this properly in the git repo (https://salsa.debian.org/efi-team/gnu-efi) would be nice, and then upload to experimental and sync it back. Don't know if gnu-efi needs a pre-build script thingy, otherwise the upstream tarball can be created using git archive --prefix gnu-efi-<version from above>/ | xz. Then import with gbp import-orig, and do the usual dance of finalizing changelog entries.
It's hard to validate otherwise whether the upstream tarball is the correct one.
Do we need a snapshot past 3.0.13 for this? I'd prefer to use releases, to be honest. The upstream versioning for snapshots should really be something like 3.0.13+ git<date> .<commit> .
Doing this properly in the git repo (https:/ /salsa. debian. org/efi- team/gnu- efi) would be nice, and then upload to experimental and sync it back. Don't know if gnu-efi needs a pre-build script thingy, otherwise the upstream tarball can be created using git archive --prefix gnu-efi-<version from above>/ | xz. Then import with gbp import-orig, and do the usual dance of finalizing changelog entries.
It's hard to validate otherwise whether the upstream tarball is the correct one.