Changes since 4.56:
- Added warnings for variables that are defined, but not used. This is a
simple spell-checker.
- Variables that appear as a single shell word should be quoted unless they
have the type "List of something".
- Many small enhancements.
quote even ${CC} and ${CXX}, which is wrong. The warning is not
printed for the other TOOLS, but that is only because the tool
variables have not been assigned proper types.
- Reduced the number of negations in a condition.
mode and very verbose mode are activated. Currently unused, but it's
handy to have it defined.
- Removed two subroutine calls that had resulted in duplicate warnings.
- Variables whose names end in _VAR may appear inside double quotes.
- add MAKEROOT_HOOKS, a whitespace separated list of functions
or external scripts to be executed after the sandbox is created,
- be more verbose about hooks execution,
- run hooks only when they are defined.
ok <jmmv>
Changes since 4.55:
- Avoided false positive warnings about bsd.prefs.mk being required before
using buildlink3.mk files.
- Restricted the files that are checked for absolute pathnames in patch
files.
- Some tools that are often used as ${TOOLNAME} need to be explicitly
added to the USE_TOOLS variable. When complaning about their direct
use, add a proper advice.
- Readded all the deprecated variables. The warnings will have to stay
longer than just three months.
force the developers to learn all pkgsrc changes every three months, so
it's better to keep the warnings for a much longer time. I don't know
yet what "much longer" exactly means.
assigned using the "?=" operator, since these variables are not meant to
be set by the user.
- Restricted the files that are checked for absolute pathnames in patch
files.
Changes since 4.54:
- -Wvarorder works now as expected.
- distinfo files are checked more strictly.
- Reduced the number of false positives.
- Make(1) variables of the form $(...) are detected properly.
${TOOL.${t}}. They just extend up to, but not including the next space or
quote character.
- log_debug() is used for printing debugging info, not log_error().
- Even if NO_CHECKSUM is set, distinfo files may exist if the package has
patches. Noted by salo.
- Added PkgLint::String::match_all.
- Make(1) variables of the form $(...) are detected properly.
- The shellword parser's state is printed in --debug mode.
- In double quoted strings, normal text is processed faster.
- The proof of concept for match_all is done with finding absolute
pathnames in patch files.
- Added PkgLint::Match, which represents the result of matching a regular
expression against a PkgLint::String.
- Fixed the arguments to substr in PkgLint::String::substring.
- Added PkgLint::String::match.
- Added a proof of concept in checkfile_patch, in the warning about RCS
tags. Run pkglint -s --klickibunti to see it.
Makefile is read in are logged to give further aid in debugging.
- Warnings about PKGNAME and DISTNAME are anchored at line numbers instead
of the package Makefile.
for the sake of compatibility tests in pkg_add.
E.g. DragonFly versions like
1.4.0-RELEASE
are reduced to
1.4.0
This code is currently enabled for DragonFly only.
- Fixed GCC 4.x build warning (which would have resulted in an error
with future GCC versions).
- Depend on newer version of "rpm" package to fix build under Mac OS X.
"extract" script for extraction. Many cases where a custom EXTRACT_CMD
simply copied the distfile into the work directory are no longer
needed. The extract script also hides differences between pax and
tar behind a common command-line interface, so we no longer need code
that's conditional on whether EXTRACT_USING is tar or pax.
Changes since 4.53:
- Added about 50 new variables to be type-checked.
- For unknown variables, the type is guessed from the variable name.
- In patch files that patch Makefiles, added lines are checked for
absolute pathnames.
- Replaced the -Wdebug option with --debug, so that the debugging warnings
don't show up when using -Wall.
- Many minor improvements.
latter has been removed.
- Added -Wvarorder (default: disabled) to check the ordering of variables
in simple packages.
- Using ${WRKSRC}/.. is only considered a warning, not an error, because
there are packages that work nevertheless. Using this construct remains
discouraged.
- Replaced most of the TODOs in the source code with code that prints
a warning in --debug mode.
- The characters '.' and '+' are allowed in BuildlinkPackages.
- Variables *_FLAGS and *_ARGS that have their type guessed based on the
name don't have to be assigned using the += operator.
- Variables that are assigned using the != operator are not checked for
type compliance.
- README files are not marked as unknown when they appear in a package
directory.
precision in checkfile_patch for the warning for context diffs.
- The --source option produces more condensed output than before.
- The diagnostics with character-wise precision are colored using
ANSI/VT100 color sequences. Support for other output formats will be
added later.
with the change from December 2005, when using this feature, care should
be taken for variables that are pre-quoted.
- In patch files that patch Makefiles, added lines are checked for
absolute pathnames.
- Added some variable types.
- For unknown variables, the type is guessed from the variable name.
- Added more checks for relative pathnames.
- Improved the shell parser once more.
When using non-native X11, xpkgwedge could be installed before imake
and host.def en up with just the xpkgwedge.def include. This means
that ProjectRoot as set by xorg's host.def is not used and wrong
path names are used. This run time dependency is the easiest way to
ensure proper order, but isn't perfect. Just providing a fixed host.def
and a secondary include file for Lesstif to modify breaks with
USE_XPKGWEDGE=NO, so keep the old approach.
Discussed with jlam@
Changes since 4.52:
- New warning categories "debug", "space", "quoting" that can be selected
independently.
- Improved the parsers for shell commands and shell words.
- Added warning for using $(...) in shell programs, as the Solaris /bin/sh
doesn't support it.
- Added some warnings about quoting.
- Some other minor changes.
obsolete synonym for the pipe operator "|", so you must protect it with
quotes''. (Kernighan/Pike, The UNIX Programming Environment, 1984.)
- $@ is another well-known shell variable.
- All substitution arguments to ${SED} and ${PAX} should be quoted whether
they contain special characters or not.
are only shown in -Wdebug mode, as the diagnostic messages are too
cryptic.
- Added detection for the $(...) replacement for backticks, as the Solaris
/bin/sh cannot handle them.
Changes since 4.51:
- The occurence of a symlink other than work* inside the pkgsrc tree is
not an error, just a warning.
- SUBST_MESSAGE should not be quoted.
- If -Wextra is enabled, all make variables that are used in shell commands
are checked for proper quoting.
- Improved the parser for shell commands.
- Some other minor changes.
remove the quoting from the definitions in the Makefiles.
- When checking with -Wall, print warnings about possibly misquoted
variables in the various states of the shell word parser.
Fix libkver support for pkg_comp's build, auto and install targets,
Reported broken and fix tested by salo@.
Also ensure libkver is built, if needed, even before digest.
Approved by jmmv@
- if you have > db1 the probably you have db_185.h which means
that dbopen is really __db185_open, and we'll prefer that.
- else if you have db1, then you have db1/db.h and dbopen
- else if you have db.h, then this is either the one from db1 and it will
work with -ldb having dbopen, or it will not.
Note that the compatibility option on __db185_open() will actually not create
or update db1.85/1.86 files, but it will use the current format of the db
library. This compatibility layer is source code only.
Changes since 4.50:
- Extended the quoting checks for make variables to shell commands.
- Added a check for unquoted shell variables (only with -Wextra).
- Some other minor changes.
- Added warnings for imperfect quoting style inside double quotes.
- All shell commands are checked for correct quoting of make(1) variables
in shell assignments like --prefix=${PREFIX:Q} and TMPDIR=${WRKSRC:Q}.
Changes since 4.49:
- Added checks for shell commands whose exitcodes are ignored.
- Added checks for CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS and CXXFLAGS.
- Improved diagnostics.
- Various bugfixes.
Changes to lintpkgsrc:
- Avoided double occurrence of pkg_install.
