dpt-checkout - work on a pkg-perl package

dptcheckout uses the "DPT_PACKAGES" environment variable. If "DPT_PACKAGES" is not defined, the current
       working directory is used.

       See dpt-config(5) for details.

       Copyright 2013-2019 gregor herrmann gregoa@debian.org
       Copyright 2013, 2014 Damyan Ivanov dmn@debian.org
       Copyright 2013 Axel Beckert abe@debian.org

       This program is free software, licensed under the same term as perl.

pkg-perl-tools 0.82                                2025-02-28                                    dpt-checkout(1)

dptcheckout checks out a working copy for the packaging of a given package.

       If you use dpt-shell-lib(1), dptcheckout even puts you in the directory of working copy if you checked
       out only one source package.

       If the package directory exists, the clone is updated by calling gbp-pull(1). If it doesn't exist, it is
       cloned off pkg-perl git repositories via gbp-clone(1).

       If there is an upstream repository information in debian/upstream/metadata, dpt-upstream-repo(1) is
       invoked to add it as a Git remote.

       dptco is an alias for dptcheckout.

       dpt-checkout - work on a pkg-perl package

dptcheckoutpackage-name [package-name ...]

       dptcopackage-name [package-name ...]