Re: warnings about the shell

> Array variables are not a required POSIX shell feature and therefore > cannot be used with #!/bin/sh scripts. Thank you. -- Elías Alejandro -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-lint-maint-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org

Re: [RFC] Checking for empty packages

Luca Falavigna writes: > I recently conducted a quick analysis to spot empty packages in the > archive [1], some of these packages were fixed or will be in a short > time frame, so I'm happy it helped maintainers to fix grave bugs. > I was suggested to implement a lintian check for this issue [2

[RFC] Checking for empty packages

Hello Lintian hackers! I recently conducted a quick analysis to spot empty packages in the archive [1], some of these packages were fixed or will be in a short time frame, so I'm happy it helped maintainers to fix grave bugs. I was suggested to implement a lintian check for this issue [2], so I'm

Bug#568926: lintian seems to insist on set -e and doesn't like #!/bin/sh -e

Gerfried Fuchs writes: > In a maintainerscript that starts off with "#!/bin/sh -e" an additional > "set -e" doesn't make much sense - though it seems like lintian insists > on this style. It would be pretty convenient if lintian would allow > handing the -e on the shebang line too. Lintian shou

Re: warnings about the shell

Elías Alejandro writes: > Dear Lintian Maintainers, > I was making my script but lintian(2.3.2) said me: > W: bygfoot: possible-bashism-in-maintainer-script preinst:7 '${MIARRAY[*]}' > According [0] it is this right. > My script is attach. Please could you explain me. > [0] http://docs.hp.com

Bug#568926: lintian seems to insist on set -e and doesn't like #!/bin/sh -e

Package: lintian Version: 2.3.2 Severity: normal Hi! In a maintainerscript that starts off with "#!/bin/sh -e" an additional "set -e" doesn't make much sense - though it seems like lintian insists on this style. It would be pretty convenient if lintian would allow handing the -e on the s

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