Changes since 5.4.6:
* Allow conditionals of the form "${var1}" == "${var2}"
* Check for indentation of .include directives
* Check arbitrarily complex license conditions
* General code cleanup
Changes since 5.4.5:
* Fixed shell command parser to correctly parse redirections
* Added type definitions for several variables
* Allowed version numbers to be single digits
Changes since 5.4.4:
* Removed autofix for variables in BUILDLINK_TREE, since that change
affects multiple variables in the file and therefore cannot be done
automatically
* Fixed PLIST sorting to not lose lines
Changes since 5.4.3:
* Improved detection for undocumented patches from Git
* Added warning about unnecessary space after variable names
* Lots of internal housekeeping
Changes since 5.4.2:
* Variables like ${VAR_${OTHER_VAR}} are no longer checked for
use/define mismatch
* The check for plural variable names has been removed
* The type of variables called *DESTDIR is no longer guessed to be a
directory name
* The check for unknown shell commands is disabled in Makefile
sections that depend on OPSYS
* The experimental hand-written shell parser has been replaced with
a Yacc-generated one
* Meta packages don't need a LICENSE
* When PKGNAME is defined in terms of ${DISTNAME:S/from/to/:tl}, more
modifiers (like :tl) are handled properly
* When the MAINTAINER or OWNER of a package is not the current user,
a warning is printed for modified files
* The check for share/applications/*.desktop has been disabled, since
pkglint would need to inspect the file's actual contents to see
whether desktopdb.mk must be included or not
* SUBST_CLASSES may also be SUBST_CLASSES.NetBSD
* Loosened the usage restrictions for several variables, e.g. many
variables that may be appended in a Makefile may also be set
unconditionally
* PKG_OPTIONS_VAR must be of the form PKG_OPTIONS.*
Move the tree iteration logic from the master to the client. This
matters primarily when using the additional package list in the top
level makefile and ensures that the client configuration is used
consistently.
whose libdb is not the db-1.85 that's in the libc of 4.4 derivates.
Since this program reads the package database it must use the same
libdb as pkg_install, and that's the one in libnbcompat rather than
the one you get from bdb.buildlink3.mk.
Bump PKGREVISION to 5.
Changes since 0.2:
* provide usage message when called with invalid options
* moved do_test_default() from public API section in the source
* renamed private variables to not be in uppercase
* indented consistently
* replaced unnecessary ${VAR} with simple $VAR
* moved actual test execution into its own function
* when invoked with the -v option, announce which test will be run
Changes since 5.4.0:
* PKG_SKIP_REASON is no longer marked as deprecated, since it still
has its value
* When PKG_SKIP_REASON is defined depending on OPSYS, suggest to
use NOT_FOR_PLATFORM instead.
* Check for ROOT_USER/ROOT_GROUP being used in special file
permissions; using REAL_ROOT_USER/REAL_ROOT_GROUP is better.
Changes since 5.3.7:
* Replaced the -D... debug options with a single -d
* Omitted duplicate diagnostics
* Marked the :Q operator unnecessary for some variables
* Improved detection of whether bsd.prefs.mk has been included,
which fixed unwarranted warnings about load time evaluation of
some variables like ${ECHO} and ${SED}
* Improved detection for $(VAR) with round parentheses
* Fixed allowed locations for several variables
* Improved detection for used variables (still not perfect)
* Added warning that MASTER_SITES should not be used in HOMEPAGE
* Fixed warning about manual patches not being in distinfo
* Added a check for missing MASTER_SITE_* variables
* Added a check for unfinished url2pkg work
* Fixed several wrong warnings
(Surely more systems should be using pkgint4, as it's obvious that
being i386 and no SunOS is not sufficient. However, this is a
~minimal fix for NetBSD 5.)
Changes since 5.3.5:
* Warn about !empty(${VARNAME}), which should be !empty(VARNAME)
* Distinguish ${VARNAME} == "value" and ${VARNAME:Mpattern}
* Corrected isQuotingNecessary for some variable types
* Generally, parse files from mk/, since they define variables
used by packages. This avoids wrong warnings about possible
spelling mistakes.
* Warn about $(VARNAME) (with parentheses instead of braces)
* Warn about missing final @ in ${VAR:@var@...@}
* Updated list of hardware architectures
* Enabled CPU profiling on NetBSD
