Debian packaging fixups 2, add -doc package #183
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Add the missing Build-Depends-Package field to debian/libgrokj2k1.symbols as suggested by lintian: I: libgrokj2k1: symbols-file-missing-build-depends-package-field
Add a libgrokj2k1-doc package for the Doxygen generated API docs, this has been inspired from some messages in the logs about non installed files, e.g.: dh_missing: warning: usr/share/doc/GROK/html/index.html exists in debian/tmp but is not installed to anywhere
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Great idea. Thank you, Antonio! |
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Hi Aaron,
since grok has Doxygen documentation I thought that a
-docpackage would make sense.Initially I also packaged the
libgrokj2k.3man page but then I figured it might be outdated so I am leaving that out for now.Ciao, Antonio