liblightify for Debian
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There are as of yet no upstream reelases, so liblightify is pulled from its
git repository. Therefore, there is a get-orig-source target in debian/rules.

With the help of this target, the upstream tarball can be regenerated.

To retrieve the latest upstream version you can set the date with the VER
variable, set to the format YYYYMMDD. If not set, the date from
debian/changelog will be used. This can also be used to obtain any older
version

To override the relase version, for example if upstream bumped the version, you
can set USVER. This only sets the name in the tarball and is not checked if it
is correlating to the real upstream version. If not set, the version from
d/changelog will be used.

For example,

  VER=$(date +%Y%m%d) make -f debian/rules get-orig-source

will fetch the latest upstream version (at least commits up to today midnight)

  USVER=0 VER=20160215 make -f debian/rules get-orig-source

wil retrieve the git version from February 14th 2015, and names the tarball
with the upstream version 0 -> the tarball will be named
liblightify_0~git20150214+repack.orig.tar.xz

Note: When packaging a upstream release (in contrast to a git snapshot),
use uscan. (But as said already, as of yet there aren't any.)

