forked from pool/rpmlint
Dirk Mueller
1d8d6856a8
* Avoid exception on inaccessible scripts * Print out the error content on UnicodeError to make flake8 happy * Fix flake8 warning about missing space around operators * Use compressions when checking for backup files * Account for arch specific code in /usr/share * Check for installed libtool wrapper files * Check for missing optional dependencies * Consider gnome help for doc files * Check for noarch package with files in lib64 * Verify if description is longer than summary * Explicitly tell users how to set URL * Ignore pytest_cache directory * confusing-invalid-spec-name * Ignore orig/rej leftovers after patching * Reenable Travis testing against Fedora Rawhide * Check all sections that should not use %buildroot in them * Put in default buildroot value used by Fedora/openSUSE * Stricter interpreter check * Use compileall to avoid %buildroot to be in pyc * Drop deprecated config file usage, 0.88 is pretty old anyway * Adjust Version to not print outdated Copyright * Rework Travis checks against latest Centos and Fedora releases * Fix exception handling * Fix various flake8-import-order test regressions * Blacklist newer pycodestyle warnings * Fix compatibility with file 5.33+ * Python 3.7.0b5 magic number is 3394 * Update TagsCheck.py * pyc related tests: DRY OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:openSUSE:Factory:rpmlint/rpmlint?expand=0&rev=648
= rpmlint-checks, rpmlint-tests = The files from rpmlint-checks and rpmlint-tests managed in git. If you need to make changes, you have the following options: * Make them in git and update the package from git (you can file pull requests if you don't have write access) * Create a patch, add the patch to the package and let one of the maintainers commit it for you The online repos are at: https://github.com/openSUSE/rpmlint-checks https://github.com/openSUSE/rpmlint-tests For building the package from git run the service directly: osc service disabledrun The services may mess up versions and changes files a bit. Needs some manual tweaking.