Bug#537609: thinks commands are used in scripts while only mentioned in (not called!) functions
Hi,
Russ Allbery wrote:
> Rene Engelhard <rene@debian.org> writes:
>
> > No, I do *not* use ucf in this package.
> >
> > (Though, yes, it's mentioned in three *functions* defined in the source
> > but they are not used in this package.
>
> Again here, Lintian has no real hope of being able to figure this out.
> When you're doing unusual things like this, you're going to need to use
> overrides.
I don't see how this is uncommon..
And how can't lintian find that out? You probably are able to know
when the command appears in a function, and after it you can look
whether it's called. "grep" (or something more sophisticated) for it,
don't allow () as for the definition. found -> thing used.
Besides that, you really want duplication of the command in every maintainer
script, thus needing to fix all for a given issue instead of one time :
Grüße/Regards,
René
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