use dh-cruft to turn manul postrm script into machine readable data - #715
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then these data can also feed the cruft-ng engine https://github.com/a-detiste/cruft-ng#cruft-ng-a-rewrite-of-debian-cruft-engine
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indeed similar to #714 |
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@a-detiste This can not be merged into master, we are still building our release packages for bullseye, too. Could you please rebase it to our debian branch? |
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then these data can also feed the cruft-ng engine
https://github.com/a-detiste/cruft-ng#cruft-ng-a-rewrite-of-debian-cruft-engine
Dear maintainer, please consider this PR which is much similar to Luca's one: turning manual scripts into machine readable data.