Hi, 在 2020-08-17星期一的 20:47 +0200，Erik Gustafsson写道： > I took Teemus very good suggestion and changed [-a] to [-as] now :) > > https://salsa.debian.org/debian/debianutils/-/merge_requests/6/diffs#ed04ff4dabf1e2d4cd6b89136c2b24dec27ecca4_21_24 > > Is there anything more I should change? > > Who can merge? :)
In theory any Debian Developers may merge, but the debianutils package is maintained by clint@ and srivasta@ so they are responsible for this package. I am adding them to the email receiver list explicitly. Looking at the package maintenance status at https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/debianutils , this package is actually curently RC-buggy and has autopkgtest regression for several months. It would be best if the package can be refreshed later by the maintainers; if not, we may need to take actions before Debian 11 freeze. Thanks, Boyuan Yang > Den fre 14 aug. 2020 kl 16:07 skrev Simon McVittie <s...@debian.org>: > > On Fri, 14 Aug 2020 at 14:46:39 +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote: > > > Regardless of the -s option, why is command preferred over which? Due > > > to it being POSIX or for some other reason? > > > > * command is POSIX, so any Unixish environment should have it, whereas > > which is non-standard, so it's anyone's guess whether it will exist > > on embedded, proprietary or otherwise limited Unixes > > (some upstream packages don't care about this, and Debian packages never > > have to, but for some upstream packages it matters) > > > > * relatedly, the which "API" is Unix folklore rather than formally written > > down, so it's easy to rely on features of one implementation that others > > don't have, like this -s option; debianutils which only has one option, > > -a, and GNU which also has that option, but it wouldn't surprise me if > > implementations exist that don't have -a > > > > * command is a shell builtin (I don't think the spec explicitly says so, > > but it can't work as documented unless it is), so "command -v java" > > is faster and more accurately reflects what your shell will actually do > > when you try to run java, typically on the next line of the same script > > > > smcv > >
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