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.
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.
NetBSD the thread safe resolver is only available on __NetBSD_Version__
>= 299000900. Fixes runtime usage on NetBSD 2.1. New Versions:
- firefox-1.0.6nb2
- firefox-gtk1-1.0.6nb2
- mozilla-1.7.11nb1
- mozilla-gtk2-1.7.11nb1
- thunderbird-1.0.6nb1
- thunderbird-gtk1-1.0.6nb1
openttd-0.4.1 was a hotfix release for 0.4.0.
Major changes in 0.4.0 (from the site):
bigger maps, "unlimited" amount of towns, industries, stations,
etc., heavily improved and protected network-gameplay, a new,
smart, pathfinder, multiple busstops, etc.
Patches provided by António Marques, modified by me and reviewed by
Johnny Lam.