COMMENTs are now a variable in the Makefile instead of a pkg/COMMENT
file. The COMMENT var should be in the maintainer block after the
homepage.
Modify bsd.pkg.mk, pkglint, url2pkg, and port2pkg (last one untested)
for the new behaviour. Document new state in Packages.txt.
This should save lots of inodes, and lots of time when untarring/updating.
Idea by Alistair Crooks.
For the time being, accept pkg/COMMENT instead of a COMMENT var to avoid
a flag day.
lintpkgsrc changes:
Add '-S' - List packages not in category 'SUBDIRS', rename experimental '-S'
to '-c'. Rework -h output to group by type. Fix poblem with handling certain
glob expressions for depends, clean up manpage.
odd numbers for 'development' versions...
lintpkgsrc:
Rename set_pkgsrcdir to parse_mk_conf, and also extract PACKAGES as well
as PKGSRCDIR. Update check_prebuilt_packages to handle the new package data
structure that allos mulitple versions of the same package to be valid
(for -current packages etc) - Missed in previous changes.
lintpkgsrc tried to break DEPENDS up into a packagename and version
section, so if the version did not match it could lookup the matching
packages and suggest valid versions. Unfortunately this excessive
helpfulness meant globs that cover both sides such as
'perl-{5.0*,5.6.0nb2,base-5.[6-9]*}' gave it a certain degree of
indigestion. It also didn't handle the '.if ${BINNAME} != common'
correctly in www/ns-plugger-common/Makefile.
I believe now that any outstanding -i or -d warnings are genuine...
Rework substitution handling to correctly deal with
${DISTNAME:S/-/-gnome-/:S/$/nb1/} and friends. I remember being
in something of a hurry when that code was fist written. Slight
cleanup to not completely blow up on DEPENDS such as
perl-{5.0*,5.6.0nb2,base-5.[6-9]*}, though we still do not
handle globbing that includes packagename and version.
Update to 2.22
Major changes: .include lines are honoured now, and FILESDIR, PATCHESDIR,
PKGDIR, SCRIPTSDIR, MD5_FILE, and PATCH_SUM_FILE aren't hardcoded anymore,
but the corresponding Makefile variables are used.
Adapt lintpkgsrc to the changes.
Step to 2.20 to mark the occasion.
Reviewed by hubertf.
- warn if there's a emacs backup file of a patch (patches/*~)
- warn if there's a checksum of such a backup file in files/patch-sum
- warn if there's something in the patch-sum file that's not in
the patches-dir
- vice versa
- warn if the checksums don't match
Also, check for work* instead of work for the workdir, needed if someone
uses OBJMACHINE. Some more small changes and a versioin bump will follow
in a second.
WARN: no ./files/patch-sum file. Please run 'make makepatchsum'.
WARN: no ./files/md5 file. Please run 'make makesum'.
WARN: RUN_DEPENDS is deprecated, please use DEPENDS.
WARN: LIB_DEPENDS is deprecated, please use DEPENDS.
Fixes PR 8861 by Dan McMahill <mcmahill@mit.edu>
used to make it run on Solaris - force the osname to be NetBSD, since
pkgsrc is the same on all these different operating systems.
Bump version number to 1.75 accordingly.
(fixed up to work a little better).
lintpkgsrc can:
-d : Check each Makefile's 'DEPENDS' matches current pkgsrc versions.
-i : Check versions of installed packages against pkgsrc.
-l : Run pkglint on every package in pkgsrc.
-m : Report md5 mismatches for files in 'distfiles'.
-o : Report old/obsolete 'distfiles' (not referenced by any md5).
-r : Remove any 'bad' distfiles (Without -m or -o, implies both).
some perfectly sane packages do not have ${FILESDIR}/md5 files. Including
pkgsrc/pkgtools/pkglint, funnily enough.
In its place, introduce a checkmd5 subroutine, and call it if the file is
present. This subroutine checks for the presence of the NetBSD RCS Id in
the file.
Correct minor spelling mistake.
Don't substitute ${PORTSDIR} for ../.. if the OS is NetBSD.
Many thanks to Hubert Feyrer and Christoph Badura for the help with Perl.
- New, optional Makefile variable HOMEPAGE, specifies a URL for
the home page of the software if it has one.
- The value of HOMEPAGE is used to add a link from the
README.html files.
- pkglint updated to know about it. The "correct" location for
HOMEPAGE in the Makefile is after MAINTAINER, in that same
section.
rename portlint to pkglint, and keep the sources right under files.
This makes it much easier to maintain and keep up with changes to out
package system.
