+ Implement defining tag groups in pkgchk.conf. For example
"mailserver = tll gta tycoon jeeves iris"
+ If the first tag on a line starts with a '-', there is now an
implicit '*' before it
+ -B no longer implies -i
The last change introduced some false positive diagnostics. If a
distinfo file contains the checksum for a patch that does not exist,
this is not considered to be an error, but only a warning, as the
additional checksums do not influence the package.
Changed the file name pattern for patch files to avoid false positives
for DISTFILES that start with "patch-" (requested by salo). Added a
warning for invalid patch file names.
Changes since 4.20 include:
- In the diagnostics, FATAL is replaced with ERROR.
- The command line option -g changes the format of the diagnostics to be
similar to the one of gcc.
- Removed false warnings when checking if PLISTS are ordered.
- Removed the check for contiguous blank lines.
- Added a check to PLISTs that man pages are not installed in share/man.
- pkglint -r allows to recursively check directories.
- The pkgsrc root directory can be checked.
- Removed false warnings for patches that contain "---" lines.
- Switched to checking logical lines instead of physical lines.
Diagnostics for logical lines contain the range of physical lines
instead of a single line number.
- Some ../.. path components are stripped from the diagnostics.
- When checking for the direct use of tool names, only the context of the
use, not the whole shell command is output.
- Patches that contain RCS Ids should not have the -ko CVS mode anymore.
- Variables that are modified using the "+=" operator are considered to be
lists, so they should have a name indicating a plural.
Patch by pancake <pancake@phreaker.net> that permits url2pkg to scan
bsd.sites.mk and recreate the MASTER_SITE string. He has tested a bit
against GNU, GNOME, SOURCEFORGE master sites, and seems to do the things
fine.
beginning are stripped to make the output less verbose. The beginning is
needed to have a reference from which package the file is included, so
it is not stripped.
interpreted as "logical lines", that is, lines ending in a backslash are
continued on the next line. This led to a false warning for
PKG_FAIL_REASON, which is suppressed.
pkglint does not catch the important facts correctly it shouldn't be
nitpicking about white-space. I doubt that anyone has used the -B# and
the -Wwhitespace options at all, so there's no harm removing them.
