> Why not go with the approach to try and fix it upstream where it belongs instead This tool auto-fixes things in the Debian packaging -- the stuff that lives

> Why not go with the approach to try and fix it upstream where it belongs instead This tool auto-fixes things in the Debian packaging -- the stuff that lives in the debian/ directory. Upstream has nothing to do with this. As a package maintainer, I find this tool very helpful. Sure, I fix issues manually, too, but doing that over all packages is just tedious.