If you have retrieved this software via Git, be aware that a Git graft
is in use to link the old source code out of tarballs to the new
upstream Git repository (which abandoned the old revisions).  Git
graft metadata is not pulled with the repository, so to match the
Debian working environment, you will need to ensure that the following
line is present in the .git/info/grafts file:

f07024ab57116ace59b79de2c285274670c1133b 5da8b79e18bc2c2ee12ea9651d3a990fba29951b

To set this up automatically, run:

debian/git-graft-setup

from the top level directory in branch 'debian'.


The branch setup is as follows:

'master': tracks the upstream branch master at
git://snoopylogger.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/snoopylogger/snoopylogger

'upstream': tracks the upstream source code from tarball from before
upstream moved to Git

'debian': Merges from specific tag points in 'master' (previously
'upstream') and adds Debian-specific patches

'pristine-tar': pristine-tar entries for known tarballs.


Upstream versions are tagged with the version number (no prefix, to
match the upstream Git repository tagging syntax).  Debian versions
are tagged as "debian/x.y.z-d"

New upstream versions are released by merging the upstream version tag
into branch debian, then editing debian/* appropriately, committing,
and using git-buildpackage to build the package directly from the
repository.

-- Zed Pobre, 2017-01-31
