# Automatically generated email from bts, devscripts version 2.10.18.1
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# devscripts (2.10.19) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
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#  * checkbashisms:
#    + Use Getopt::Long for option parsing
#    + Add an option to force checking of scripts that would normally be
#      skipped (Closes: #469023)
#    + Clarify in the manpage that some issues detected by the script may
#      be XSIisms etc rather than strictly bash-specific features
#    + Add checks for suspend, caller, complete/compgen, declare/typeset,
#      disown, builtin, set -[BHT], alias -p, unalias -a, local with
#      options or an assigned value and $BASH(_*). Thanks to Raphael
#      Geissert for the patch (Closes: #469050)
#    + Modify each of the simple shell variable tests (e.g. $RANDOM) to
#      also match ${variable}
#    + Identify and ignore multi-line quoted text (Closes: #464641)
#    + Reorder a couple of checks so that ". foo $HOSTNAME" is detected as
#      source passing arguments rather than misuse of $HOSTNAME
#    + Fix a potential false positive on "2>& 1"
#    + Fix an unescaped hyphen in the manpage
#    + Add a check for function names containing characters other than
#      alphanumerics and underscore
#    + Modify the "read without variable" test to also catch options other
#      than -r. Thanks Luca Capello (Closes: #470696)
#    + Add an option to allow flagging of lines which do not contain bashisms
#      but which may contain other useful information - for example, checking
#      whether $BASH is set before using bashisms or $RANDOM being used as a
#      local variable rather than the bash built-in variable (Closes: #470999)
#    + Add a check for "VAR+=foo" (Closes: #471001)
#  * debcommit:
#    + Set $SVKDIFF before calling "svk diff" (Closes: #469238)
#    + If there are uncommitted changes to the changelog when --release is
#      used, use them as the commit message. Otherwise use the message passed
#      with --message or "releasing version X.Y" as currently
#      (Closes: #470366)
#    + Format commit messages in a more useful manner for git and hg. The
#      first change found is unfolded and used as the summary line. If more
#      than one change was found then an editor is spawned so that the message
#      can be fine-tuned if required (Closes: #402531)
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package devscripts
tags 471001 + pending
tags 470999 + pending
tags 402531 + pending
tags 470366 + pending




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