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pkgcore-based QA utility for ebuild repos
This will have to take eclasses into account and will probably have a lot of false positives unless we can figure out how to parse bash in some manner without...
Long story short, thanks to this commit: ``` commit d8cbaa62dbf4abc31cc74d2cc12e3d0c7ac9b70a Author: Michał Górny AuthorDate: 2021-01-31 00:36:06 +0100 Commit: Michał Górny CommitDate: 2021-01-31 01:06:37 +0100 */*: Remove obsolete values from PYTHON_COMPAT...
We have an issue for (particularly minor) arch teams where {package.,}use.{stable,}.mask entries are added and then forgotten. Could pkgcheck detect masks that, when removed, do not affect the integrity of...
Currently only version-scope checks are run, but it could make sense if all version-related results for a selected version could be outputted. It depends on what the average user expects...
Reworking runner creation and producer queuing should allow parallelizing more types of checks that should support it by default. For example, it's now possible to run a majority of profiles...
Many files found in profiles/* for the gentoo repo have a certain semi-standard of commenting entries. It could be useful to parse/verify this structure since I don't think unexplained entries...
I have a branch with a commit message that reads `dev-haskell yaml-light 0.1.4: rerun hackport, update eapi`. I ran `pkgcheck scan --commits upstream/master --checks +GitCommitsCheck`, but it did not flag...
In essence, it could be possible to incrementally scan a repo per commit while still generating all results done via a full tree scan. This would allow for much faster...
As well as function signatures and info from the related docstrings. There should be some way of limiting sphinx-apidoc to generate docs for a single module instead of the entire...
We currently have acct-user/plex and acct-group/plex without revdeps (removed due to python-2), and ideally we'd like to free these GID/UIDs back to use right? Now I wonder if there are...
