deb - using 0-23 range for hours in package name/version #28
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the filename of the debian package being generated contains a timestamp. This timestamp is checked by reprepro when trying to publish the package to figure out if a potential already present package in the repository should be replaced by the new one.
If we use 'hh' instead of 'HH' in the date formatting call, and:
then the expected new version will be timestamped as 0215 instead of 1415 and won't replace the version from 12:15.
encountered today on buildbot:
Using 0-23 range when formatting the hour of the day should solve the issue with publishing the package.