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diff --git a/debian/commit-templates/sauce-patch b/debian/commit-templates/sauce-patch new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..08720a8c20f --- /dev/null +++ b/debian/commit-templates/sauce-patch @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +# Ubuntu commit template. +# +# NOTE: This gets reformatted for debian/changelog +# +# +# SAUCE refers to the fact that this patch might not go upstream, but we need to +# carry it to successive releases. In most cases you DONOT want to use this +# template. +# +# An example of a SAUCE patch is the ACPI DSDT-in-initramfs patch which has been +# refused upstream, but still provides useful functionality to users with broken +# BIOSes. +# +#------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# +# The initial UBUNTU is a flag that this is an Ubuntu commit. It will be +# referenced to the Author in the debian/changelog entry. +# +# The text following is the short message that will be placed in the +# changelog. Extra text on the following lines will be ignored, but left +# in the git commit. Lines with # will be ignored in the commit. +# +# OriginalAuthor allows for alternate attribution. +# +# OriginalLocation allows for a URL or description of where the patch came +# from. +# +# BugLink is a URL to a Malone bug. +# +# Ignore: yes will keep this commit from showing up in the changelog. +# +UBUNTU: SAUCE: + +<Why is this patch not going upstream?> + +# OriginalAuthor: +# OriginalLocation: +# BugLink: http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/<enter bug# here> +# Ignore: yes +# Other text below here. |