Control: reassign -1 libregexp-wildcards-perl 1.05-3
Control: retitle -1 libregexp-wildcards-perl: Does not escape backslash before
fullstop, but elsewhere
Control: affects -1 lintian
Control: tag -1 upstream
Hi Eriberto,
Joao Eriberto Mota Filho wrote:
> Package: lintian
> Version: 2.116.2
[…]
> After this change[2], lintian said me:
>
> X: obs-downstream-keyer source: prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle
> s/.*muted..([\d\.]+)..span./@PACKAGE@-$1\.tar\.gz/ [debian/watch:19]
>
> After I make an override, litian said me:
>
> W: obs-downstream-keyer source: mismatched-override prefer-uscan-symlink
> filenamemangle s/.*muted..([\d\.]+)..span./@PACKAGE@-$1\.tar\.gz/
> [debian/watch:19] [debian/source/lintian-overrides:4]
> X: obs-downstream-keyer source: prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle
> s/.*muted..([\d\.]+)..span./@PACKAGE@-$1\.tar\.gz/ [debian/watch:19]
Can reproduce if I copy the emitted tag literally into
debian/source/lintian-overrides although it should work as override:
prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle
s/.*muted..([\d\.]+)..span./@PACKAGE@-$1\.tar\.gz/ [debian/watch:19]
With a bit of debug code (I added "die $re if $glob =~ /file/;" into
lib/Lintian/Utils.pm around line 404) it shows me that the override
was converted into this regular expression:
filenamemangle
s\/\..*muted\.\.\(\[\\d\.\]\+\)\.\.span\.\/\@PACKAGE\@\-\$1\.tar\.gz\/
\[debian\/watch\:19\]
Looks as expected to me on a first glance, but actually all occurences
of "\." are not properly converted to "\\\." while "\d" is properly
converted to "\\d". I can also reproduce with this minimal reproducer:
$ perl -MRegexp::Wildcards -E 'my $rw = Regexp::Wildcards->new(type =>
"jokers"); say $rw->convert(q{\.\d})'
\.\\d
So this actually seems to be a bug in libregexp-wildcards-perl. Hence
reassigning.
> Consequently, is not possible to make an override for
> prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle.
Sure it is, just replace all the ugly stuff with an asterisk or omit
all parameters after the tag name. All these overrides work for me:
prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle s/*/ [debian/watch:19]
prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle * [debian/watch:19]
prefer-uscan-symlink filenamemangle *
prefer-uscan-symlink
> I think that lintian is interpreting my REGEX.
Yes and no. It interprets only "*" and "?" and these have the same
meaning as with shell wildcards. It's actually the "jokers" mode of
the Perl module Regexp::Wildcards.
Regards, Axel
--
,''`. | Axel Beckert , https://people.debian.org/~abe/
: :' : | Debian Developer, ftp.ch.debian.org Admin
`. `' | 4096R: 2517 B724 C5F6 CA99 5329 6E61 2FF9 CD59 6126 16B5
`-| 1024D: F067 EA27 26B9 C3FC 1486 202E C09E 1D89 9593 0EDE
