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Description:	Techniques and tools for using git for Debian packaging continue to develop, though there remain many pain points. Since last year's DebConf, dgit, in particular, has seen a lot of development. The new possibilities for using this tool have not yet been fully explored. The starting point for this BoF will be a brief demo of some of elements of the pure dgit workflows that have only become possible in the past year: a merging workflow and a rebasing workflow (if `git debrebase` is not finished by DebConf, the design of this tool will be explained). A possible follow-up discussion would be figuring out what Debian package maintainers consider the highest priority pain points for maintaining Debian package in git: Should we be focusing on a new source package format? Is it documentation that is lacking? Is it our conventions regarding the BTS and NMUs that are blocking progress? Etc. markdown
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