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common mistake is to call dh_strip before dh_fixperms; strip fails on
non-writable files, such as the default installation mode of Perl modules.
A third is to call dh_shlibdeps before dh_makeshlibs.
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but unofficial architecture.
It's on my list of pointless lintian tags to ask about getting rid of in
the next release.
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this; please just add the dependency and be done with it.
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was a standard feature.
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not yet been classified in the new system.
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for override files that are more overridey than normal
(suppressing tags even with --show-overrides, for example) or are
selectively loaded, we can try to work out generic changes to the driver
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in addition to the regular overrides.
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is okay (although the results may look odd on
text-mode browsers).
The subtitles look good here, as does the summary. I think this looks
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not continue to have that problem, but the
version in the archive has the bad code in its postinst.
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On Fri, Apr 04, 2008 at 04:17:52PM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
The reason why the tags were still in pre was because when the extra
information wraps, it looks really odd and often hinders readability.
That's right, though I'm not sure using the horizontal
name more than once can help to identify the
number of E/W/I more clearly. But I still think it is worth trying, see
v4[1].
1. http://ettin.org/tmp/ldo-mockup/v4/unsorted.html
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these problems, you can generally just
ignore lintian.d.o man page warnings.
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restriction. I personally don't know anything about OCaml, so I'm
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It already is, so there's some other problem. Could you provide more
details on what problem lintian didn't find?
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What do you think, Frank? It would reduce a lot of noise on lintian.d.o,
and we don't generally want maintainers to upload new packages only
because of a standards-version bump
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using the versioned virtual packages
now, and the version seems to change rather frequently. I've made this
change for the next lintian release.
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detect that and could disable these for stable man-db.)
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stripped off
Maybe I should just peel off the first word (splitting at -) in the
debug package name and see if there's a dependency on some other package
starting with that word.
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, but given that
dpkg-gencontrol doesn't care and produces good results, I'm not sure that
we care to check. I've added a comment in checks/description to note that
this test never triggers with a current dpkg-dev.
Thank you very much for the tests! I've applied your patch.
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is more appropriate.
I think it should be a warning *if* the watch file exists.
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disabled the Debian menu).
I'm happy to have lintian implement the results of any project consensus,
but my impression is that we currently don't have one.
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this. There were various logic bugs in the HTML page
generation code introduced with the uploaders support. Thank you for the
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My understanding is that the GNOME maintainers don't want every package
with a Debian menu file to have a freedesktop.org menu file (if they
did, they wouldn't have disabled the Debian menu).
I don't
at the same time.
I'm not sure why what I just changed fixed that, but it seems to have. I
think it's now okay.
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, that was intentional, since nothing linked to that for uploaders...
although I guess it wouldn't hurt to add anyway.
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, but it would be consistent and allow you to
use the current layout.
However, [4] is in some sense more accurate since the severity is a
property of the tag and not of the extra information.
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://ettin.org/tmp/ldo-mockup/v12/lintian.d.o_v12.patch
This looks great to me. Unless any of the other maintainers have any
remaining issues, I plan on integrating this patch the next time I sit
down and do lintian work.
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easy for me to
apply a set of patches, so don't go to any extra work.
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At the moment, I haven't had a chance to apply any of your patches, so
if it's the same amount of work for you, a unified patch set against
the current lintian svn is the easiest for me
Frank Lichtenheld [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Author: rra
Date: 2008-04-22 00:27:51 +0200 (Tue, 22 Apr 2008)
New Revision: 1279
Modified:
trunk/debian/changelog
trunk/lib/Spelling.pm
Log:
+ [RA] Correct meta package
incorporate all of that
stuff as soon as I get a chance.
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of including all the things that
*aren't* just copyrights and licenses that belong in debian/copyright.
Checking the syntax if people are using it is certainly a good idea.
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we're basically adding an I: tag for almost the
entire archive.
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Package: perl
Version: 5.10.0-9
Severity: important
Something fairly fundamental appears to have changed about the handling
of variable aliasing and subroutine calls that breaks Getopt::Long with
sub arguments. Consider the following one-liner, extracted from the
lintian frontend:
perl
package (not that this is easy to do).
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Thing(tm), but it seems to work
regardless.
That is indeed exactly the right thing to do.
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I've updated the list of tags which are not covered by the testset. Please
consider committing it to SVN.
Thanks! Updated.
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to something that hadn't
gone through the list yet. :)
BTW: We really, really should make another attempt at getting a
designated lintian user.
Yes. What we have right now is painful to work with. Something that we
could all sudo as would be way easier.
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On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 06:45:52PM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
Obviously line 133 is never reached because 131 already matches such
paths. And return 1 seems to be wrong thing to do for line 133
anyway. What is line 133 supposed to do?
return 0
that to do another solid day or two of work, but as always,
there's no reason to wait on an upload for that. It's been great to see
all the work you've been doing!
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Is Joy still interested?
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and instead will just
skip the analysis if we see implicit rules we don't understand. If you
have cases where lintian is producing false positives, please let us know.
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documentation. If you include the dash, it disambiguates between those
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should probably disable the old one.
Done. Thanks!
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-email.html doesn't
show 'information' tags of lintian.
Yes, that report never shows information tags; you have to use the URL:
http://lintian.debian.org/reports/full/maintainer-email.html
to see things other than warning and error.
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We do already have code that's supposed to check whether an md5sums
control file is needed. It apparently isn't working right. (Naively,
I would have thought that files in /etc would still have md5sums in the
package? I'm probably
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file in the source tree? :)
You'd need some way to request only that specific check, I think, since
even people who normally want lintian to be as verbose as possible aren't
going to want that.
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a lintian notice about missing man page. What
would you suggest? Ignore warning? Or patch upstream?
Create the same symlink for the man page.
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completely for the next release.
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for the last and
an I: tag for the second.
My proposal is to eliminate the I: tag and only have architectures
supported by dpkg and completely unknown architectures. I don't think
the I: tag is ever helpful.
armel was already included in the list of dpkg-supported architectures.
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inclination) or a bug in both lintian and Policy.
See Policy 5.16.17.
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Policy says britney is wrong, so this is either a bug in britney (my
inclination) or a bug in both lintian and Policy.
See Policy 5.16.17.
Sorry, that should have been 5.6.17. A few too many 1s. :)
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On Thu, Jun 05, 2008 at 06:34:26AM +0200, Russ Allbery wrote:
+# it's one of the known cases where the language is significantly
+# different between countries.
+if ($lang =~ /_/ $lang !~ /^(pt_BR|zh_(CN|TW))$/) {
[...]
+ language
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Russ, I was waiting for you to fix this. Did you do the same in reverse
or did you simply forget?
Just forgot, sorry. Fixed now.
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This looks great to me. Unless any of the other maintainers have any
remaining issues, I plan on integrating this patch the next time I sit
down and do lintian work.
Just remembered this open issue when
that Lintian already does; at least, there's code in
Lintian that tries to do this and issue the tag
qa-upload-has-incorrect-version-number. If this isn't working, could you
point me at a package that gets this wrong?
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the next version 1.24, the
version after that 1.25, and so forth? Then we can do major version bumps
for backward-incompatible changes or for major changes (such as,
hopefully, the summer work on tag classification).
What do people think?
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Frank Lichtenheld [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sat, Jun 07, 2008 at 01:39:52AM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
Are we supposed to be able to get a shell as the lintian user using
sudo without entering a password? I really, really hate typing a
password into any sort of remote connection (long
time ;)
*laugh*. Okay, I'll keep the third part. My theory was that we'd bump
the 1 to 2 when we incorporate a finer-grained tag classification system,
since that's about the biggest change that I can imagine us doing for the
forseeable future.
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On Sat, Jun 07, 2008 at 01:21:36AM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
and then memory accesses. However, down the road, this opens the
possibility of doing away with the collect scripts if we want to and
just using this object to hold the same data.
Hey
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a full run. I was going to give it a couple
of days in case any showstopper problems showed up. I'm guessing that
there may be a few minor issues to sort out with the new web page
generation logic too, the first time.
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better. Suggestions are welcome.
I came up with something a while back, but now I don't remember exactly
what it was. Something like certain, probable, possible, and wild guess.
I'm not sure those names are any better. :)
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/ via Alias in apache.conf
or generate them in html_reports
- add a rewrite which removes reports/ from any URLs in apache.conf
Comments? Objections?
Sounds right to me. Go for it.
The new site looks *great*, btw. Jordà did fantastic work.
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is correct, as there's nothing there about it being possible to
escape commas.
This problem is new with Uploaders; since Maintainer doesn't take a list,
it was never ambiguous. Commas in names have never worked for Uploaders
since the introduction of the feature so far as I know.
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of the page as well.
You don't have to fix this, of course -- I'll have a chance to take a look
in a few days. Just mentioning here in case anyone gets inspired first.
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software itself probably doesn't care that
much for you since you're a DD, but for instance if you were a Debian
Maintainer, it's not clear that it would recognize that you're in
Uploaders if you include the comma in your name.
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Oups, that was my fault. I think the attached patch fixes both problems.
Thanks! Applied.
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affected packages would have been unpacked again.
In any case we should do this now.
Objections?
None at all -- I'd forgotten that the ID was there.
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additions, the script is executed with
zsh after all. It seems though that zsh -n has not quite the same
semantics as for all the other shells.
Due to the fix for #478192, scripts are now always checked with bash. See
r1316.
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worked like this for years without
anyone noticing since the obsolete package list was horribly old. The
code that checks this doesn't even know whether it's in an alternative or
not (and never has).
I agree with you that it's not correct the way it is.
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on the presence of such greedy wildcards,
iff a sensible scheme for detecting them can be devised.
Thoughts?
Wouldn't Lintian already detect that problem and warn that the SONAME of
the library doesn't match the package name?
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Adeodato Simó [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* Russ Allbery [Tue, 17 Jun 2008 09:27:23 -0700]:
Wouldn't Lintian already detect that problem and warn that the SONAME of
the library doesn't match the package name?
Well, that works when lintian is run against the upload that introduces
the bug
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I came up with something a while back, but now I don't remember exactly
what it was. Something like certain, probable, possible, and wild
guess. I'm not sure those names are any better
more now that we have version tracking.
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of anything to add or change on one
read-through.
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* reporting/templates/tag.tmpl:
+ Mark overridden tags.
Oh, thank you, I was just going to look at doing that!
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#1239124
Hadn't time to investigate, yet.
I can poke at it hopefully before long if you don't get a chance. Looks
minor to me, and I have a fairly good idea of what might be causing it.
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Stanford to work on that so that I can do
Lintian runs against our internal repositories, which will require
multi-repository support and multi-architecture support for the
repository-wide run.
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, then the current
standards version would be 'ancient'. The relevant time for aging
should be the amount of time since it was obsolete, not since it was
published.
Hm, yes, I think I agree.
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The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit 745ebdb8de3f21e3a2568441d576f131682fd47b
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 10:49:34 2008 -0700
Remove mailx from obsolete package list
* data/fields/obsolete-packages:
+ [RA] mailx
The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit 7145efd62f21aad705fe82f8683f7c8d8d08255b
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 10:51:21 2008 -0700
Alphabetize changelog
diff --git a/debian/changelog b/debian/changelog
index 19c258a..e6c7be4 100644
The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit 6979dd0ef3776dda21924df8271c51e6f52a34ce
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 10:58:12 2008 -0700
Add new info-documents-not-removed tag to testset
Also fix the severity for the entry in maintainer
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commit d2bda16c93c7b619ee593ae3908ca579b8600c50
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 10:53:48 2008 -0700
Lower info-documents-not-removed to warning
Unregistering info documents is a Policy should
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commit 9df55dfd32d5c2155cd0465f6d478ef8efaaaea0
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 11:01:07 2008 -0700
Remove tag about changes in the .git directory
Since we're now using Git, the files in the testset
that you're editing. There are vim and Emacs mode settings that try to
keep things consistent per file, since Lintian isn't consistent for the
whole project.
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and indent damage.
The rest looks good. I'll apply with those fixes.
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think we should wait for lenny to
do this.
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commit 199ade2a41da83ed960c65785846f783c69e3dff
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 13:46:35 2008 -0700
Add two spelling corrections and checks for LaTeX and TeX
* lib/Spelling.pm:
+ [RA] Add
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commit 5f77ba8c3224a950edbe952f5f9259fff7100837
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 13:55:24 2008 -0700
Fix indentation for one changelog entry
diff --git a/debian/changelog b/debian/changelog
index f20a6b6
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commit 9b076d8deddc678f2f04dc57455972383cff02ce
Author: Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 13:58:14 2008 -0700
More watch test improvements
* checks/watch-file{,.desc}:
+ [RA] Warn about watch files
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commit d31bc18c5f0d22568613de5e2cc98dadb7774a4c
Author: Raphael Hertzog [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Jun 26 22:53:00 2008 +0200
Also check quilt patches
* checks/patch-systems{,.desc}:
+ [RA] Check quilt patches as
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