Some displayed sourcepackagerelease changes files don't have attribution

This is a rather annoying bug. Finding out *who* made a change is essential if the source page is to be taken seriously for packaging work. +publishinghistory doesn't help either.

The changelog entries displayed are taken from the changes file, cut off at the start of the second changelog entry. This results in any multi-entry changes files lacking the author line. The function that does this is SourcePackageRelease.change_summary().

Perhaps it would be better to always show just the first entry, rendering the author some other way.

Yes, SPR.change_summary() isn't needed anymore since SPR.changelog_entry is supposed to contain *only* the last changelog entry as mentioned in the original upload .changes files.

OTOH, I wonder if we should changelog entries like http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9463784/gnome-build_0.2.0-2_source.changes produce any benefit (it's just a copy and paste of a synced chunk of changelog not assigned to their authors individually).

I believe the best we can do is to bypass SPR.changes_summary() (actually remove it since it's not needed at all) as suggested by Willian and possibly blame the uploader for inconsistent changelog entries when it's the case.

Note that it is current Ubuntu policy to specify -v when doing merges/syncs -- we are explicitly told to include those extra changelog entries from Debian.