On 1/25/25 1:10 PM, andy pugh wrote:
The lintian check when building LinuxCNC packages lists 120 spelling
errors in the changelog:
[snip]
Yes, these are commit messsages.
embeded:
commit 952645f78a4b0523c6e8794dc6a4e9e9ea3ec7b5
commit de29a4dad81e30e4775cd990700b9e90925c3541
commit 05bb48172a1816e8147397ad4b8542445929ce92
commit fcee864b0235ba42e211d82539eb3f3aa6d53344
commit d0352caa55e382ac0ec504502c1a1b53c6f923ec
commit 365ce141e20c6dd9f5e07032532f40e3afe6354f
erronous:
commit 665baf27045ece3db81c5f53841a09c0b58df38a
exeption:
commit fae0e676700dbc9a42dbc509bd6be89810d54214
They are only warnings, and don't prevent the build, but it would be
nice not to have them.
[snip]
Is there a fix for this?
Yes and no.
Commit messages are an integral part of the commit. You can edit git
commits, but that is a dangerous affair and may be a bad choice in
complex trees. It is definitely not a recommended procedure.
Can the output from changelog generation be piped through sed maybe? A
very crude hack, but effective with the right set of match/subst.
--
Greetings Bertho
(disclaimers are disclaimed)
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