Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

2018-10-26 Thread Chris Lamb
Hi Thorsten,

> So, as it happens, the fix for #891794 was actually to /remove/ that
> correction rather than add an exception for that correction.. :) But you
> are right that Lintian does have some exception lists.
> 
> However, this one just "feels" too esoteric and package-specific.
> Please override :)

Would you be happy closing this bug in Lintian?


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Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

2018-07-13 Thread Chris Lamb
Hi Thorsten,

> >> The description of pyicloud contains the name of a software called "Find
> >> My iPhone".
> >
> > I think this is a case for an override rather than a change in Lintian
> > as it will never be able to reliably know that this is a false positive
> > without aintaining a list of project names like "Find My iPhone."
> 
> aren't there lists for other lintian tags as well? For example where Rouge 
> is the correct spelling that should not be replaced by Rogue, as mentioned 
> in #891794?

So, as it happens, the fix for #891794 was actually to /remove/ that
correction rather than add an exception for that correction.. :) But you
are right that Lintian does have some exception lists.

However, this one just "feels" too esoteric and package-specific.
Please override :)


Best wishes,

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Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

2018-07-12 Thread Thorsten Alteholz

Hi Chris,

On Thu, 12 Jul 2018, Chris Lamb wrote:

The description of pyicloud contains the name of a software called "Find
My iPhone".


I think this is a case for an override rather than a change in Lintian
as it will never be able to reliably know that this is a false positive
without aintaining a list of project names like "Find My iPhone."


aren't there lists for other lintian tags as well? For example where Rouge 
is the correct spelling that should not be replaced by Rogue, as mentioned 
in #891794?



What do you think?


I am always happy to see no output from lintian, so I would slightly 
prefer the solution with a list. But I also don't mind to add an 
override. It is your call :-).


  Thorsten



Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

2018-07-12 Thread Chris Lamb
tags 903669 + moreinfo
thanks

Hi Thorsten,

> The description of pyicloud contains the name of a software called "Find 
> My iPhone".

I think this is a case for an override rather than a change in Lintian
as it will never be able to reliably know that this is a false positive
without aintaining a list of project names like "Find My iPhone."

What do you think?


Regards,

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Processed: Re: Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

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Bug#903669: lintian -- false positive on using-first-person-in-description

2018-07-12 Thread Thorsten Alteholz

Package: lintian
Version: 2.5.84
Severity: normal


The description of pyicloud contains the name of a software called "Find 
My iPhone".

So in this case "My" is not a using-first-person-in-description ...

 Thorsten