... and indicate which tools need it in the package description.
At least on current Debian testing, `run0` is an adequate non-setuid
replacement for `sudo` for typical interactive purposes. The only
obstacle to me removing `sudo` from my system entirely is that
`ubuntu-dev-tools` depends on it, but only for tools that I don't need
any more.
Given that a significant subset of this package is useful without `sudo`
(e.g. `pull-debian-source` and friends, `syncpackage`, `backportpackage`
provided that you aren't asking it to build using `pbuilder`, and so
on), I think Recommends would be more appropriate than Depends. This
won't affect Ubuntu systems at present since `sudo` is still in the
minimal seed, and it also won't affect typical users who install with
Recommends, but it would make it easier for some users to choose to
reduce their security exposure.
Previously running-autopkgtests was added to the source but
wasn't correctly added to the scripts in setup.py, so it wasn't
actually available in the installed package. This also adds the
script to the package description.
lintain says: "Your sources request a specific set of Python versions
via the control field X-Python3-Version but all declared autopkgtests
exercise all supported Python versions by using the command py3versions
--supported."
Signed-off-by: Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@canonical.com>
Commit ae74f71a1e9d4be043162b19d23f2d44c964c771 removed the pylint unit
test saying that unit tests are not needed to just run flake8 or pylint.
Since pylint is useful, add it back, but this time call it directly and
not embed it into a unit test.
Signed-off-by: Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@canonical.com>
Nowadays git is used nearly everywhere. Therefore demoting bzr/brz to
Suggest is the right thing to do.
Bug-Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/940531
Signed-off-by: Benjamin Drung <benjamin.drung@canonical.com>
The last email announcing a 'hug day' appears to have been over
5 years ago, and the hugdaylist script doesn't seem to work
right anymore anyway.
This also removes ubuntutools/lp/libsupport, which has no functions
used by anything else.
mk-sbuild would copy /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime from the host
environment, and it fails without them.
Signed-off-by: You-Sheng Yang <vicamo@gmail.com>
for backwards compatibility (i.e. to keep pull-lp-source,
pull-debian-source, and pull-uca-source) and for ease of use,
create scripts that default the pull-pkg -p and -D params
re-create pull-pkg script also, to call ubuntutools/pullpkg.py
without any default pull or distro parameters
