Hi,
1 - the `prefer-uscan-symlink` recommends `USCAN_SYMLINK=rename` so it
should be named `prefer-uscan-rename`
2 - `USCAN_SYMLINK=rename` is a local parameter while `filenamemangle`
is shared in the team. When working with a MUT, missing
filenamemangle could break uscan (especially with GitHub where all
files are named v<version>.tar.gz). And when working in parallel with
different packages, uscan may overwrite a previously downloaded file
if GitHub + same_version
That's why I think this tag shoud be removed.
Cheers,
Yadd
Hi, I think I concur—but what's a MUT, please? Kind regards Felix Lechner
Multiple-Upstream-Tarballs package (from uscan(1) sorry ;-)) Cheers, Yadd
Hi, them "sources with multiple orig components". On a related note, we generally do not use "packages" to refer to sources (our website is a notable exception). We usually eschew the barebones moniker altogether. In Lintian, installable packages are exactly that, and sources are sources. As an aside, I have been accused of reinventing terminology, but it's really helped Lintian to keep apart things that otherwise sound too similar. In my defense, I developed a low tolerance for confusion when trying to navigate, on a visit, Atlanta's 71 streets named "Peachtree". [1] Just as Debian is recognized for its great packages, peaches are a famous product of Georgia! Kind regards Felix Lechner [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peachtree_Street#Nomenclature
Not by me ;-) Many thanks for your work, really appreciated! By the way, could you help me to fix "extra" lintian tags in pkg-js-tools ? Cheers, Yadd