[Python-apps-commits] r12203 - in packages/prospector/trunk/debian (control prospector.txt)

[danstender-guest at users.alioth.debian.org]

    Date: Friday, August 7, 2015 @ 21:48:13
  Author: danstender-guest
Revision: 12203

description and manpage: Flake8 has extensions, not plugins

Modified:
  packages/prospector/trunk/debian/control
  packages/prospector/trunk/debian/prospector.txt

Modified: packages/prospector/trunk/debian/control
===================================================================
--- packages/prospector/trunk/debian/control	2015-08-07 20:55:45 UTC (rev 12202)
+++ packages/prospector/trunk/debian/control	2015-08-07 21:48:13 UTC (rev 12203)
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@
   - Pylint (extensive Python code checker)
   - Pyflakes (another full Python code checker)
   - Pep8 (checks for Python coding style conventions)
-  - Pep8-naming (checks for naming conventions not covered by Pep8, flake8 plugin)
-  - McCabe (checks for cyclomatic code complexity, flake8 plugin)
+  - Pep8-naming (checks for naming conventions not covered by Pep8, Flake8 extension)
+  - McCabe (checks for cyclomatic code complexity, Flake8 extension)
   - Pep257 (checks for compliance with the docstring conventions)
   - Dodgy (checks for hard coded passwords, VCS diff checkins etc.)
  .

Modified: packages/prospector/trunk/debian/prospector.txt
===================================================================
--- packages/prospector/trunk/debian/prospector.txt	2015-08-07 20:55:45 UTC (rev 12202)
+++ packages/prospector/trunk/debian/prospector.txt	2015-08-07 21:48:13 UTC (rev 12203)
@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@
  complexity. It provides an uniform and flexible interface to a number of
  tools for static Python code checking.
 
- By default, Prospector runs the following tools: Dodgy, McCabe (flake8 plugin),
- Pep257, Pep8 (supplemented by Pep8-naming, flake8 plugin), a build-in
+ By default, Prospector runs the following tools: Dodgy, McCabe (Flake8 extension),
+ Pep257, Pep8 (supplemented by Pep8-naming, Flake8 extension), a build-in
  profile-validator, Pyflakes, and Pylint. It auto detects libraries a project
  uses, to which it could adapt (currently, Celery and Django are supported
  individually).