Gitlab still builds tars on the fly doesn't it, even with tags? (So they
may change later and fail distinfo checks). Self hosting, or adding
upstream to upload a tar somewhere, would be better.
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On 18 August 2018 03:43:33 Brian Callahan <bcal...@devio.us> wrote:
On 08/17/18 21:45, Jason Valencia wrote:
Tiny system info for Unix-like operating systems written in POSIX
shell, along the lines of screenfetch and neofetch.
Tested on i386, though that should not make any difference as it is
architecture-independent.
2018.07.21-git is not a valid version number.
You're gonna have to host this yourself, or ask upstream to make a
release or a tag. With at least with a tag, we can take advantage of
gitlab's infrastructure, which is IMO much nicer than github's.
Other thoughts...
Why is there a V variable? You only use it once.
License marker is just "# ISC"
s/FULLDISTDIR/WRKSRC/g for when you host your own tarball.
Please reel in the extra tabs.
There's no MAINTAINER line. There should be one, and it should be you.
~Brian
