Hi, > I've noticed that the lintian check on my mentors uploads are a bit more > strict than the lintian checks on my PC; for example, lintian on mentors > catches version numbering intended for debian native packages. I want to > eliminate such warnings and errors before I upload rather than discovering > them afterwards.
Just try to use special options for verbose output. I use something like this: lintian -ivI --pedantic *.changes > My lintian version is v.2.5.3ubuntu2, so I'm guessing it's been modified for > Ubuntu to skip such warnings/errors as the one mentioned above. Will a "real" > (debian) lintian capture such errors/warnings, or do the mentor upload > scripts make specific checks that won't be made by any generic lintian > package I might find for debian? As I know there is no big difference between these packages in Debian and Ubuntu. Also I think there is no any reason to disable this specific warning in Ubuntu. So the problem on your side... Regards, Boris -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
