Signed-off-by: Mattia Rizzolo <mattia@debian.org>

Main reason is to shut up lintian's
script-needs-depends-on-sensible-utils, but it makes sense anyway as
it's a fairly important/used package that everybody should use u.U.

Previously, it was always installed as it was a dependency of an
Essential:yes package.

In particular, it's needed by nmudiff, also very important to everybody!

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The error message changed between 1.18 and 1.19.

Gbp-Dch: Short
Closes: #879798
Thanks: Adam Conrad <adconrad@debian.org> for the patch
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Thanks: anarcat for spotting the error and suggesting the solution
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Closes: #879207
Thanks: Stephen Kitt <skitt@debian.org> for the patch
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Closes: #862324
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Chris Lamb authored Oct 04, 2017 and Mattia Rizzolo committed Oct 07, 2017

Closes: #871657
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debcheckout: update the manpage to mention that --bpo now targets stretch-backports, not jessie-backports

Closes: #877877
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Cyril Brulebois authored Oct 01, 2017 and Mattia Rizzolo committed Oct 01, 2017

Use file extensions instead of globs.

Closes: #877440
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Now uscan respect USCAN_DOWNLOAD=no.  So the fix proposed in
  8536b843

 ("origtargz: Add --force-download to uscan --download-current version;
  recent uscan versions require it.", 2017-09-27)
is reactivated in slightly different way.

Basically, always override USCAN_DOWNLOAD=nowhen calling from origtargz.

Signed-off-by: Osamu Aoki <osamu@debian.org>

Changed "rename" to "B<rename>".

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  Closes: #877104

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For cases when the version to be downloaded is not expected to be newer due to
other options set such as
    * --download-version set in the command line option
    * --download-debversion set in the command line option
    * --download-current-version set in the command line option
    * "same" used as version after URL instead of "debian" in watch line
    * "previous" used as version after URL instead of "debian" in watch line

Set $download=2 if $download == 1.

Here, $download has the following meanings

    0 = no-download,
    1 = download (default, only-new),
    2 = force-download (even if file is up-to-date version),
    3 = overwrite-download (even if file exists)

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Let me fix this in uscan where the problem initiated.

This reverts commit 8536b843

.

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origtargz: Add --force-download to uscan --download-current version; recent uscan versions require it.

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Now team upload.

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Use of uninitialized value $1 in string eq at /usr/bin/debuild line 859.

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Previously supported dpkg-buildpackage options:
--force-sign
-us
-uc

New supported dpkg-buildpackage options:
--no-sign
--unsigned-source
--unsigned-changes
-ui
--unsigned-buildinfo

Adjust unusual -uc -us -ui combination response message to the reality.

Bump dpkg-dev version to support -ui option for dpkg-buildpackage

Signed-off-by: Osamu Aoki <osamu@debian.org>

scripts/reproducible-check: Dedent line to appease flake8's "E131 continuation line unaligned for hanging indent" warning.

scripts/reproducible-check: Use the restricted JSON file that hides transient issues. (Closes: #875861)