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debian/lintian-brush.conf - per-package configuration for lintian-brush

Authors

Jelmer Vernooij <jelmer@debian.org> lintian-brush 0.1 October 2018 LINTIAN-BRUSH(5)

Description

A lintian-brush per-package configuration file that contains of a series of single key/value pairs. The configuration file should be placed in the package at debian/lintian-brush.conf. The hash sign “#” is used as a comment character. Any text after the comment character to the end of the line is ignored.

Name

debian/lintian-brush.conf - per-package configuration for lintian-brush

See Also

lintian-brush(1), lintian(1)

Variables

The following variables are currently supported: compat-release = RELEASEcompat-release specifies the oldest release that the package aims to be compatible with. lintian- brush will not make any changes that require packages or features not present in this release. Supported values are Debian and Ubuntu code names as well as aliases ("testing", "experimental", "stable", "unstable"). Version numbers are currently not supported. The default compat release is "stable". allow-reformatting = True|False If allow-reformatting is enabled, lintian-brush will make changes to debian files in a way that does not necessarily preserve existing formatting. If disabled, lintian-brush will not run any fixers that can not preserve formatting. update-changelog = True|False The update-changelog setting determines whether new lines in the changelog will be added for the changes that lintian-brush has made to the package. By default, lintian-brush will automatically (using some basic heuristics, such as checking for the presence of a [dch] section in debian/gbp.conf) determine whether the changelog should be updated. You may want to set this to False if you are using "gbp dch" to generate your changelog entries.

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