This repository was using git format before the subversion / git conversion of
the Debian Python Module Team. It does not follow the "official rules" (yet?).

It is a very very basic package. No gbp, no dpm.


To build the package, you can use "debuild" command or similar.

To clean the working dir, "debian/rules clean" works great.

Patches are using debian source format 3.0 (quilt).
Plain and simple.
Just make sure you don't accidentally commit outside of ./debian/, please.
(use "quilt pop -a" before -a commits for example)

You can use the same directory to switch between git remotes on Alioth and on
https://github.com/yourlabs/django-session-security.git
so you get the full upstream history, branch and tag names.

As a result, Debian branches and tags currently starts with 'debian/'.
Absolutely everything else is a verbatim copy of the upstream git tree, wich
is really nice to have in my opinion.

You might notice the main branch is named debian/sid and not master. This is
because upstream is already having a "master" branch. Having another "master"
branch different from the official one looks like a Bad idea.
