In general they are ; just attach them to a bug report against the package.
Apologies if this is the wrong place to be asking this, but my
Google-fu isn't guiding me to any results... Where/How do I submit
patches for Debian packages?
I have a small improvement for the iptables-persistent package; I
cloned the repo and made a patch (attached) on a branch, but it
appears the public aren't welcome to create accounts on
salsa.debian.org in order to create merge requests?
Are patches even welcome?
On Fri, 21 Oct 2022 at 16:30, Julien Puydt <julien.puydt@gmail.com>
wrote:
In general they are ; just attach them to a bug report against the
package.
Thanks! Is there a (recommended) tool to do this? I presume the
recommended `bugreport` tool isn't appropriate for sending patches as
opposed to actual bugs? I don't seem to be able to get `git
send-email` to cooperate with the "Package" header that is required
for submitting via email.
"reportbug" should do what you want as far as I know...
Where/How do I submit patches for Debian packages?
I have a small improvement for the iptables-persistent package;
I cloned the repo and made a patch (attached) on a branch, but it
appears the public aren't welcome to create accounts on
salsa.debian.org in order to create merge requests?
Are patches even welcome?
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