Bug#739387: libconfig-model-perl: allow user to specify file to check on command line
Dominique Dumont
dod at debian.org
Tue Feb 18 07:58:19 UTC 2014
On Tuesday 18 February 2014 12:45:47 Stuart Prescott wrote:
> in #debian-mentors, we frequently have a debian/copyright file that needs
> checking -- it might be in a pastebin or in some VCS, but it is not the
> normal use of cme within a full source tree. To be able to use "cme check
> dpkg-copyright", we first have to 'mkdir debian; wget http://.../
> -O debian/copyright'. It would be nice if we could use cme check against
> any arbitrary file (say "cme check dpkg-copyright --file foo") or even with
> stdin (say "wget http://.../ -O- | cme check dpkg-copyright --file -").
Heh, I really didn't think about this use case. It does make sense.
> (Perhaps this ability already exists in cme... in which case consider this
> a wishlist to document how
There's a similar possibility with multistrap model where you must specify a
configuration file name. I'll see what I can do to offer this possibility with
dpkg-copyright.
It does conflicts with the fact that a debian/copyright file must be present
during regular packaging activity. Well, I'll figure something out.
All the best
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