I am trying to solve a bug in a Debian package, but to fix this bug I need to change the name of a file in the source. This package uses the format 3.0 (quilt). How do I create a patch for changes a file name?
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I show you an example for a lib file
First you need to edit the Makefile and change this line (for a lib in this case)
then create debian/patches/foo.patch
...description of your patch here.....
and finaly build it