- Added checks for deprecated and nonexistent licenses. (suggested by gdt)
- Added detection for /foo/s/bar/baz/ sed command that appears without a
leading "-e" in a SedCommands variable. (suggested by wiz)
- Aligned the ACL permission letters with the documentation. The old "c"
letter has been removed because from the definition's point of view,
there is no difference between the "=" and the ":=" operator. All the
differences lie on the right hand side, which will be covered later.
- Updated the variables in makevars.map with mk/defaults/mk.conf, 1.118.
- Added the -Wacl command line option, which is disabled by default.
- Extended the type definitions in makevars.map by ACLs, which specify
in which files the variables may be defined.
- Trailing white-space in DESCR files can be fixed automatically.
- Use of the $$ shell variable is not flagged as "strange" anymore.
- Added ACL-based checks for variable definitions.
- PKGREVISION should not be set to 0.
- Improved the diagnostics text for RESTRICTED.
- Added the types Unchecked and Version.
- Dashes are allowed in library names in wrapper reordering commands.
- More than one DISTFILES definition is allowed in the variable ordering
check.
Changes since 4.59:
- For many variables the :Q operator is not needed (by definition), for
example some pathnames, user names, group names.
- Improved the diagnostics for planned package updates.
- Various catch-ups to recent changes in the infrastructure, among them
BUILDLINK_ABI_DEPENDS and gettext.mk.
- When the PLIST contains a libtool archive, the *.a and *.so files don't
have to be mentioned explicitly.
Changes since 4.58:
- Improved checking of patch files.
- Adjusted the variable names to the recent pkgsrc changes.
- Print a note if the pkglint version does not match the one from the
checked pkgsrc tree.
- Removed the specialized spell checker for NO_*_ON_*, since the generic
one catches these quite well.
- SITES_* is deprecated in favor of SITES.*.
- Don't warn if variable alignment is done with exactly one space
character, since this is common when one line from a group has an
overly lengthy variable.
- Added support for checking whether the number of leading lines of context
matches the number of trailing lines of context in patch files of the
unified diff format. The MacOS X patch utility cannot handle these. As
there are quite a number of false positives here (especially when the
hunk is applied at the end of a file), this warning only shows up in
--debug mode.
