# dpkg-source's default tar-ignore list drops *.o/*.a/*.la/*.so from a native
# source package — a reasonable default for a package that separates source
# from build output, but wrong here: some vendored crates (e.g. `ring`) ship
# genuine, versioned prebuilt object files as part of their *source*
# distribution, not as build artifacts. cargo's vendored-source checksum
# manifest expects them present; dpkg-source silently dropping them turned
# into "failed to calculate checksum of vendor/ring/pregenerated/....o" at
# build time. Setting tar-ignore at all replaces dpkg-source's default list
# rather than extending it, so this list intentionally omits *.o/*.a/*.la/*.so
# and keeps only what should always be excluded regardless.
tar-ignore = ".git"
tar-ignore = ".gitignore"
tar-ignore = ".gitattributes"
tar-ignore = "*.swp"
