lintian complaints after rerunning debuild --target=binary

[Sam Varshavchik]

After I build my packages, then go back and make some tweaks to  
debian/<package>.lintian-overrides, and then run

debuild --target=binary -us -uc

I get these kinds of complaints from lintian, due to these changes:

E: courier-authlib changes: checksum-mismatch-in-changes-file sha256 <package>.deb

E: <package> changes: file-size-mismatch-in-changes-file <package>_amd64.deb 24480 != 24692

So far I've been ignoring these, until I commit all my tweaks, then go back  
and rebuild everything from scratch, which clears them out.

Rebuilding from step 0 take a long time. --target=binary is faster.

Running 'dpkg-source -b' results in complaints about all the unwanted  
binaries in debian/tmp.

Is there a way to make these errors go away, or some kind of an alternative  
approach that avoids having to rebuild everything just because I make an  
override change, or make some kind of a change in the install/binary phase?


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