On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 10:24:39PM +0200, Patrick Schoenfeld wrote:
> attached is patch against the current vcs version of lintian which adds
> support for missing watch file detection and missing version mangling
> in debian/watch for dfsg-ed packages.
> +open (VERSION, '< fields/version') or fail("cannot open fields/version: $!");
> +chomp(my $version = <VERSION>);
> +close VERSION;
> +my $native = (! -f "${pkg}_${version}.diff.gz");
This seems to be a buggy copy of the similar code in checks/cruft. This
code should probably moved to lib/ and used by both scripts then.
> +if (!$native) {
> + if (!-f "debfiles/watch") {
> + tag "debian-watch-file-is-missing", "";
> + }
> + else {
> + if ($version =~ /dfsg/) {
> + my $mangle_option_found = 0;
> + open(WATCH_FILE, "< debfiles/watch") or fail("cannot open watch
> file for reading: $!");
> + while(<WATCH_FILE>) {
> + if (/opts="*(uversionmangle|dversionmangle)/) {
> + $mangle_option_found = 1;
> + }
> + }
> +
> + if ($mangle_option_found != 1) {
> + tag "debian-watch-file-does-not-reflect-dfsg-version", "";
> + }
> + }
> + }
That code should probably be changed so that it doesn't need a major
reorganization once someone wants to add a second check.
> +Tag: debian-watch-file-does-not-reflect-dfsg-version
> +Type: warning
> +Info: The version of the package contains the dfsg string, which indicates
> that
> + the upstream source has been changed in order to comply with the
> + Debian Free Software Guidelines, but the watch file does not include any
> + mangling option. Therefore the watch file is likely to be useless,
> + as comparing the upstream version with the current local version will result
> + in false results.
"useless" is a rather strong word since it most cases a newer version
still will be correctly detected.
Gruesse,
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