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.TH "git-debry-build" "1" "October 2016" "debdry 0.1" "User commands"
.SH NAME
git-debdry-build \- simple wrapper around debdry and git-buildpackage
.hy
.SH git\-debdry\-build
.PP
A simple wrapper around \f[C]gbp\ buildpackage\f[] and debdry.
.SH Usage
.PP
$ git debdry\-build OPTIONS (#options)
.SH Options
.PP
\f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] does not take any options itself, and all
options passed to it on the command line are passed unchanged to
\f[C]git\-buildpackage\f[].
.SH Mode of operation
.PP
\f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] will create a temporary branch off the
current HEAD, run debdry on it, commit the \f[I]debian/\f[] directory to
that branch, and build the package using \f[B]git\-buildpackage(1)\f[].
.PP
If the build succeeds, you will find the build artifacts in the parent
directory as usual, and the temporary branch will be deleted.
If you want to save the state of tree used for the build (for example
when doing the final build before uploading to the Debian archive), you
can just pass the \f[I]\-\-git\-tag\f[] option to
\f[B]git\-buildpackage\f[] and that very tree will be tagged for you.
.PP
If the build fails, \f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] will not remove the
temporary branch and will tell you its name so that you can inspect its
contents if necessary.
.SH See also
.PP
\f[B]git\-buildpackage(1)\f[]