dch-repeat - repeats a changelog entry into an older release

dch-repeat was written by Kees Cook <kees@ubuntu.com>.  This manual page was written by Jonathan  Patrick
       Davies <jpds@ubuntu.com>.

       Both are released under the GNU General Public License, version 2.

dch-repeat is used to repeat a changelog into an older release.  It expects that --build-tree is laid out
       with each Ubuntu release as a separate directory ("feisty", "edgy", etc).

       For  example,  if  gimp  had  a  security update prepared for Feisty in $TREE/feisty/gimp-2.2.13, running
       dch-repeat in $TREE/edgy/gimp-2.2.13 would pull in the latest changelog from the Feisty build.

       dch-repeat - repeats a changelog entry into an older release

       Listed below are the command line options for dch-repeat:

       -hor--help
              Display a help message and exit.

       --build-treePATH
              Base of build trees. Default is /scratch/ubuntu/build.

       -sor--source-releaseRELEASE
              Which release to take changelog from.

       --target-releaseRELEASE
              Which release to build into.

       --devel-releaseRELEASE
              Which release is the development release.

       --pocketPOCKET
              Which pocket to use.

dch(1).

ubuntu-dev-tools                                 10 August 2008                                    DCH-REPEAT(1)

dch-repeat--build-tree<PATH>
       dch-repeat--source-release<RELEASE>
       dch-repeat--target-release<RELEASE>
       dch-repeat--devel-release<RELEASE>
       dch-repeat--pocket<POCKET>
       dch-repeat-h