Hi all,
I'm looking at this bug, but I don't know what to do. If the only problem
is lowercasing sections, it's already done (it seems).
However, I've found a couple of empty titles myself:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/debian/dhelp/dhelp-0.5.21$ egrep -r "TITLE><"
/usr/share/doc/HTML
/usr/share/doc/HTML/standards/index.html:<TITLE></TITLE>
/usr/share/doc/HTML/web/w3c/index.html:<TITLE></TITLE>
-------------------------------- >8 --------------------------------
I wondered, then, if "standards" and "web/w3c" were valid sections, so I
looked for the canonical doc-base section list. What I found was:
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Section
Section where the document belongs; this should follow the
sections outlined in The Debian Menu sub-policy.
-------------------------------- >8 --------------------------------
(in /usr/share/doc/doc-base/doc-base.txt.gz) But the Debian Menu sub-policy
section list
(http://www.us.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/menu-policy/ch2.html) doesn't
seem to be used everytime. I have a couple of packages installed, right now,
with documentation registered in sections not in the Menu sub-policy.
So, what's the canonical list? And, if it's the Debian Menu sub-policy one,
why doesn't doc-base give a warning or some hint?
Regards,
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