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add tags for each violation found

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NEWS
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CHANGES with 13:
- Add tags for each violation in apkbuild-lint
- Add tags for each violation in aports-lint
- Update documentation to add each tag to the violation
- Fix mistake on pkgver-quoted documentation
- Update documentation to show how to skip tests for certain tags
- Update tests to check for the tags when using assert_match
- Convert all output to a draft version of a stable output format
- Add extra field on the format for the severity
- Update documentation of the tools to add an OUTPUT chapter
- Add missing backticks-usage tag to documentation
CHANGES with 12.1:
- Remove spurious section referring to a tag that never existed
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alint.5.scd
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......@@ -2,20 +2,56 @@ alint(5)
# NAME
alint - linting tags
alint - linting labels and tags
# DESCRIPTION
A tag is an attribute given to each test in alint, each tag has an explanation
of what it does and a brief on how to resolve it. each test can be skipped by
setting an environment variable formed by SKIP_ + the tag in uppercase with the
dashes replaced by underscore.
A label and a tag are 2 attributes given to each test in alint, a label is composed
by a collection of words separated by dashes and it is meant to convey the general
idea of what the test does. A tag is a string with AL followed by an integer, those
being assigned in increasing order as new tests are made but never re-using old ones.
# TAGS (aports-lint)
tests can be skipped by setting an environment variable composed of SKIP_ + the label
in uppercase with the dashes replaced by underscore or by setting an environment variable
composed of SKIP_ + the tag.
The following tags are used by the *aports-lint* program.
# Severity
## Duplicate package
Severity is assigned to each tag and indicates how serious the violation found is:
## Serious (S)
Will cause problems during build or when package is delivered to users. Should be fixed
immediately.
## Important (I)
Might cause problems during build or when the package is delivered to users in certain
situations. Should be fixed soon.
## Minor (M)
Won't directly cause issues during build or when the package is delivered to users.
Should be fixed when convenient
# Certainty
Certainty is assigned to each tag and indicates how certain a test is that the violation
found is not a false positive
## Certain (C)
The test is certain that this is not a false positive
## Possible (P)
The test is not certain that this is a false positive, but there is a high chance it isn't
# LABELS TAGS (aports-lint)
The following labels and tags are used by the *aports-lint* program.
## duplicate-package [AL22]
The Package being introduced is already present in another repo. Solve the
conflict by:
......@@ -29,7 +65,9 @@ the wrong version of a package. E.g: if *main/foo-1-r0* and *testing/foo-2-r0* e
and *main/bar* is updated to version 2 which requires *foo>=2-r0* then it will
fail because it will only find *main/foo-1-r0* and not *testing/foo-2-r0*.
## upper-repo-depends
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## upper-repo-depends [AL16]
The package depends on a package in a upper repo. The package must be moved to
the upper repo or the dependency moved to the repo the package is.
......@@ -39,13 +77,17 @@ depend on packages in other repos. Packages in community can depend on main
and itself only. Packages in testing can depend on main, community and itself
only. Packages in unmaintained can depend on package on any repo but non-free.
## duplicate-depends
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## duplicate-depends [AL17]
The APKBUILD has duplicate depends. One of them must be removed.
Declaring duplicate dependencies is superfluous.
## upper-repo-makedepends
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Certain
## upper-repo-makedepends [AL18]
The package makedepends on a package in a upper repo. The package must be moved
to the upper repo or the dependency moved to the repo the package is.
......@@ -55,13 +97,17 @@ makedepend on packages in other repos. Packages in community can depend on main
and itself only. Packages in testing can makedepend on main, community and itself
only. Packages in unmaintained can makedepend on packages of any repo but non-free.
## duplicate-makedepends
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## duplicate-makedepends [AL19]
The APKBUILD has duplicate makedepends. One of them must be removed.
Declaring duplicate dependencies is superfluous.
## upper-repo-checkdepends
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Certain
## upper-repo-checkdepends [AL20]
The package checkdepends on a package in a upper repo. The package must be moved
to the upper repo or the dependency moved to the repo the package is.
......@@ -71,57 +117,75 @@ checkdepend on packages in other repos. Packages in community can checkdepend on
and itself only. Packages in testing can checkdepend on main, community and itself
only. Packages in unmaintained can checkdepend on package on any repo but non-free.
## duplicate-checkdepends
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## duplicate-checkdepends [AL21]
The APKBUILD has duplicate checkdepends. One of them must be removed.
Declaring duplicate dependencies is superfluous.
## pkgname-dirname-mismatch
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Certain
## pkgname-dirname-mismatch [AL23]
The pkgname variable of the APKBUILD has value *foo* but the directory in which the
APKBUILD is found is not named *foo*
## depends-makedepends-checkdepends-overlap
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## depends-makedepends-checkdepends-overlap [AL24]
A package is present in 2 to 3 of the 3 types of following dependencies: depends,
makedepends and checkdepends. All of them are installed during creation of the package,
please specify only once in the lowest common denominator location.
# TAGS (apkbuild-lint)
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
# LABELS TAGS (apkbuild-lint)
The following tags are used by the *apkbuild-lint* program
The following labels and tags are used by the *apkbuild-lint* program
## default-builddir-value
## default-builddir-value [AL1]
The value of builddir matches the default which is *$srcdir/$pkgname-$pkgver*.
The *builddir* declaration can be removed.
Starting with v2.29.0 of *abuild* the value is set automatically.
## unnecessary-return-1
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## unnecessary-return-1 [AL2]
The APKBUILD has *|| return 1* statements. They can be safely removed.
Starting with version v2.15.0 of *abuild* the building process is executed
with *set -e* effectively adding a *|| return 1* to every command.
## pkgname-quoted
Severity: Minor, Certainity: Certain
## pkgname-quoted [AL3]
The APKBUILD's *pkgname* variable is quoted. It must not be quoted.
## pkgver-quoted
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Possible
The APKBUILD's *pkgname* variable is quoted. It must not be quoted.
## pkgver-quoted [AL4]
The APKBUILD's *pkgver* variable is quoted. It must not be quoted.
## empty-variable
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Possible
## empty-variable [AL5]
The APKBUILD has variables that are empty values, they can safely be removed.
Empty variables can be removed to make the APKBUILD smaller and more
concise.
## custom-variable
Severity: Minor, Certainty: Certain
## custom-variable [AL6]
The APKBUILD has custom variables that are not prefixed with an underscore.
prefix the variables with underscore.
......@@ -130,20 +194,32 @@ Variables that do no affect behaviour of *abuild* should be prefixed with an
underscore so maintainers and contributors can easily distinguish their
importance.
## indent-tabs
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## indent-tabs [AL7]
The APKBUILD is using spaces instead of tabs for indenting. Replace the
spaces with tabs.
APKBUILDs use tab characters (\t) not spaces for indentation.
## trailing-whitespace
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## trailing-whitespace [AL8]
The APKBUILD has trailing whitespace characters. Remove them.
Trailing whitespace is superfluous.
## function-keyword
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
# backticks-usage [AL25]
The APKBUILD uses backticks for running a shell command, use `$()` instead.
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Possible
## function-keyword [AL9]
The APKBUILD uses the function keyword to declare a function. Use
*function()* instead.
......@@ -151,24 +227,32 @@ The APKBUILD uses the function keyword to declare a function. Use
the function keyword is a bashism. *abuild* uses Posix-compliant
shell with the *local* keyword.
## space-before-function-parenthesis
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## space-before-function-parenthesis [AL10]
The APKBUILD has a space character between the name of a function
and the paranthesis that denote it is a function. Remove the superfluous
space.
## space after-function-parenthesis
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## space after-function-parenthesis [AL11]
The APKBUILD doesn't have a space after the function parenthesis or has more
than one space. Use only one space after the function parenthesis.
## newline-opening-brace
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## newline-opening-brace [AL12]
The APKBUILD has a newline before the opening brace of a function. Put the
opening brace in the same line as the declaration with one space after the
function parenthesis.
## superfluous-cd-builddir
Severity: Important, Certainty: Certain
## superfluous-cd-builddir [AL13]
The APKBUILD has *cd "$builddir"* statements that are superfluous. Remove them.
......@@ -177,11 +261,17 @@ functions automatically have their working directory set to the value of
*builddir*. It is also possible that there are 2 *cd "$builddir"* statements
one after the other.
## pkgname-has-uppercase
Severity: Important, Certainty: Possible
## pkgname-has-uppercase [AL14]
pkgname has uppercase characters, pkgname must have only lowercase characters.
## pkgver-has-pkgrel
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
## pkgver-has-pkgrel [AL15]
pkgver has *-r* followed by a number, that is reserved for the relaease of a package
as defined by the *pkgrel* variable.
Severity: Serious, Certainty: Certain
apkbuild-lint
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......@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@
export LC_ALL=C
scan() {
local rx="$1" msg="$2"
local rx="$1" msg="$2" tag="$3" severity="$4"
grep -P -Hn -e "$rx" "$apkbuild" |
sed "s/^\([^:]*:[^:]*:\)\(.*\)/\1 $msg/"
sed "s/^\([^:]*:[^:]*:\)\(.*\)/$severity:[$tag]:\1$msg/"
}
variables=$(echo -n "#.*
......@@ -61,74 +61,88 @@ url" | tr '\n' '|')
default_builddir_value() {
[ "$SKIP_DEFAULT_BUILDDIR_VALUE" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL1" ] && return 0
if [ "$builddir" = "/$pkgname-$pkgver" ]; then
scan '^builddir=' "builddir can be removed as it is the default value"
scan '^builddir=' "builddir can be removed as it is the default value" 'AL1' 'IC'
fi
}
unnecessary_return_1() {
[ "$SKIP_UNNECESSARY_RETURN_1" ] && return 0
scan '\|\| return 1' "|| return 1 is not required as set -e is used"
[ "$SKIP_AL2" ] && return 0
scan '\|\| return 1' "|| return 1 is not required as set -e is used" 'AL2' 'MC'
}
pkgname_quoted() {
[ "$SKIP_PKGNAME_QUOTED" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgname="[^$]+"' "pkgname must not be quoted"
[ "$SKIP_AL3" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgname="[^$]+"' "pkgname must not be quoted" 'AL3' 'MP'
}
pkgver_quoted() {
[ "$SKIP_PKGVER_QUOTED" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgver="[^$]+"' "pkgver must not be quoted"
[ "$SKIP_AL4" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgver="[^$]+"' "pkgver must not be quoted" 'AL4' 'MP'
}
empty_variable() {
[ "$SKIP_EMPTY_VARIABLE" ] && return 0
scan '^[A-Za-z0-9_]*=(""|''|)$' "variable set to empty string: \2"
[ "$SKIP_AL5" ] && return 0
scan '^[A-Za-z0-9_]*=(""|''|)$' "variable set to empty string: \2" 'AL5' 'MC'
}
custom_variable() {
[ "$SKIP_CUSTOM_VARIABLE" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL6" ] && return 0
scan '^(?!\s*^('"$variables"'))[^\s=-]+=' \
"prefix custom variable with _: \2"
"prefix custom variable with _: \2" 'AL6' 'IC'
}
indent_tabs() {
[ "$SKIP_INDENT_TABS" ] && return 0
scan '^ ' "indent with tabs"
[ "$SKIP_AL7" ] && return 0
scan '^ ' "indent with tabs" 'AL7' 'IC'
}
trailing_whitespace() {
[ "$SKIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE" ] && return 0
scan '[\t ]$' "trailing whitespace"
[ "$SKIP_AL8" ] && return 0
scan '[\t ]$' "trailing whitespace" 'AL8' 'IC'
}
backticks_usage() {
[ "$SKIP_BACKTICKS_USAGE" ] && return 0
scan '[^\\]`' "use \$() instead of backticks"
[ "$SKIP_AL25" ] && return 0
scan '[^\\]`' "use \$() instead of backticks" 'AL25' 'SP'
}
function_keyword() {
[ "$SKIP_FUNCTION_KEYWORD" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*function\b' 'do not use the function keyword'
[ "$SKIP_AL9" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*function\b' 'do not use the function keyword' 'AL9' 'SC'
}
space_before_function_parenthesis() {
[ "$SKIP_SPACE_BEFORE_FUNCTION_PARENTHESIS" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]* *\(\)' 'do not use space before function parenthesis'
[ "$SKIP_AL10" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]* *\(\)' 'do not use space before function parenthesis' 'AL10' 'E'
}
space_after_function_parenthesis() {
[ "$SKIP_SPACE_AFTER_FUNCTION_PARENTHESIS" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]*\(\)(| *){' 'use one space after function parenthesis'
[ "$SKIP_AL11" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]*\(\)(| *){' 'use one space after function parenthesis' 'AL11' 'E'
}
newline_opening_brace() {
[ "$SKIP_NEWLINE_OPENING_BRACE" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]*\(\)$' 'do not use a newline before function opening brace'
[ "$SKIP_AL12" ] && return 0
scan '^\t*[^ ]*\(\)$' 'do not use a newline before function opening brace' 'AL12' 'E'
}
superfluous_cd_builddir() {
[ "$SKIP_SUPERFLUOUS_CD_BUILDDIR" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL13" ] && return 0
local cds= cdscount= prevcd= phase="$1"
# All ocurrences of the 'cd' command being used
......@@ -166,7 +180,10 @@ superfluous_cd_builddir() {
[ -z "$statement" ] && continue
if echo "$statement" | grep -E -q 'cd ["]?\$[{]?builddir["}]?+($| )' ; then
if [ "$prevcd" -eq 1 ] || [ "$cdscount" -eq 1 ] || [ "$firstcd" -eq 1 ]; then
printf "%s:%s: cd \"\$builddir\" can be removed in phase '%s'\\n" "$apkbuild" "$linenum" "$phase"
printf "W:[AL13]:%s:%s:cd \"\$builddir\" can be removed in phase '%s'\\n" \
"$apkbuild" \
"$linenum" \
"$phase"
fi
prevcd=1
else
......@@ -180,12 +197,14 @@ superfluous_cd_builddir() {
pkgname_has_uppercase() {
[ "$SKIP_PKGNAME_HAS_UPPERCASE" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgname=[a-z0-9\._\-]*[A-Z]' 'pkgname must not have uppercase characters'
[ "$SKIP_AL14" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgname=[a-z0-9\._\-]*[A-Z]' 'pkgname must not have uppercase characters' 'AL14' 'E'
}
pkgver_has_pkgrel() {
[ "$SKIP_PKGVER_HAS_PKGREL" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgver=[A-Za-z0-9_\-\.]*(-r|_r(?!c))' 'pkgver must not have -r or _r'
[ "$SKIP_AL15" ] && return 0
scan '^pkgver=[A-Za-z0-9_\-\.]*(-r|_r(?!c))' 'pkgver must not have -r or _r' 'AL15' 'E'
}
ret=0
......@@ -220,6 +239,6 @@ for apkbuild; do
wait
else
echo no such apkbuild "$apkbuild" 1>&2
fi | sort -t: -n -k2 | grep . && ret=1
fi | sort -t: -V | grep . && ret=1
done
exit $ret
apkbuild-lint.1.scd
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......@@ -18,6 +18,20 @@ of each violation that apkbuild-lint checks for.
apkbuild-lint will print the policy violations found and exit 1, if no violations
are found then nothing will be printed and it will exit 0.
# OUTPUT
apkbuild-lint will print to stdout whenever a policy violation is found in the
following format
SEVERITYCERTAINITY:[TAG]:PATH::MSG
- *SEVERITY* refers to how severe a violation is, ranging from *S* to *M*.
- *CERTAINITY* refers to how likely it is not a false positive, ranging from *C* to *P*
- *TAG* refers to the tag of the violation, see *alint(5)* for more details.
- *PATH* refers to the path given for *apkbuild-lint* to check.
- *LINE* refers to the number of the line where the violation was found.
- *MSG* is a short message meant for humans to know what is the violation.
# AUTHORS
Maintained by Leo <thinkabit.ukim@gmail.com>
......
aports-lint
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......@@ -65,64 +65,72 @@ find_dupe() {
upper_repo_depends() {
[ "$SKIP_UPPER_REPO_DEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL16" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$depends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort -u | while read -r pkg; do
for p in $(find_repo "$pkg" "$_repo"); do
printf "$apkbuild:: depends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
printf "SC:[AL17]:$apkbuild::depends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
done
done
}
duplicate_depends() {
[ "$SKIP_DUPLICATE_DEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL17" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$depends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort | uniq -d | while read -r dup; do
[ -z "$dup" ] && continue
printf "$apkbuild:: duplicate '$dup' in depends\n"
printf "MC:[AL17]:$apkbuild::duplicate '$dup' in depends\n"
done
}
upper_repo_makedepends() {
[ "$SKIP_UPPER_REPO_MAKEDEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL18" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$makedepends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort -u | while read -r pkg; do
for p in $(find_repo "$pkg" "$_repo"); do
printf "$apkbuild:: makedepends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
printf "SC:[AL18]:$apkbuild::makedepends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
done
done
}
duplicate_makedepends() {
[ "$SKIP_DUPLICATE_MAKEDEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL19" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$makedepends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort | uniq -d | while read -r dup; do
[ -z "$dup" ] && continue
printf "$apkbuild:: duplicate '$dup' in makedepends\n"
printf "MC:[AL19]:$apkbuild::duplicate '$dup' in makedepends\n"
done
}
upper_repo_checkdepends() {
[ "$SKIP_UPPER_REPO_CHECKDEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL20" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$checkdepends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort -u | while read -r pkg; do
for p in $(find_repo "$pkg" "$_repo"); do
printf "$apkbuild:: checkdepends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
printf "SC:[AL20]:$apkbuild::checkdepends '$pkg' is in upper repo '$p'\n"
done
done
}
duplicate_checkdepends() {
[ "$SKIP_DUPLICATE_CHECKDEPENDS" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL21" ] && return 0
printf "%s\n" "$checkdepends" | tr " " "\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort | uniq -d | while read -r dup; do
[ -z "$dup" ] && continue
printf "$apkbuild:: duplicate '$dup' in checkdepends\n"
printf "MC:[AL21]:$apkbuild::duplicate '$dup' in checkdepends\n"
done
}
duplicate_package() {
[ "$SKIP_DUPLICATE_PACKAGE" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL22" ] && return 0
for _r in $(find_dupe "$pkgname" "$_repo"); do
printf "$apkbuild:: package is already present in $_r\n"
printf "SC:[AL22]:$apkbuild::package is already present in $_r\n"
done
}
pkgname_dirname_mismatch() {
[ "$SKIP_PKGNAME_DIRNAME_MISMATCH" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL23" ] && return 0
local _dirname=
case "${apkbuild%%/*}" in
main|community|testing|unmaintained|non-free)
......@@ -132,25 +140,26 @@ pkgname_dirname_mismatch() {
*) return 0 ;;
esac
if [ "$pkgname" != "$_dirname" ]; then
printf "$apkbuild:: pkgname is '$pkgname' but is in directory '$_dirname'\n"
printf "IC:[AL23]:$apkbuild::pkgname is '$pkgname' but is in directory '$_dirname'\n"
fi
}
depends_makedepends_checkdepends_overlap() {
[ "$SKIP_DEPENDS_MAKEDEPENDS_CHECKDEPENDS_OVERLAP" ] && return 0
[ "$SKIP_AL24" ] && return 0
local _mkdeps _ckdeps d
_mkdeps="$(echo $makedepends | tr " " "\\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort -u)"
_ckdeps="$(echo $checkdepends | tr " " "\\n" | tr -d "\t" | sort -u)"
[ -z "$_mkdeps" ] && [ -z "$_ckdeps" ] && return 0
for d in $depends; do
if printf "%s\\n" "$_mkdeps" | grep -q "^$d$"; then
printf "%s:: dependency '%s' is in depends and makedepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
printf "IC:[AL24]:%s::dependency '%s' is in depends and makedepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
fi
# Don't check against checkdepends if it is empty
[ -z "$checkdepends" ] && continue
if printf "%s\\n" "$_ckdeps" | grep -q "^$d$"; then
printf "%s:: dependency '%s' is in depends and checkdepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
printf "IC:[AL24]:%s::dependency '%s' is in depends and checkdepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
fi
done
......@@ -159,7 +168,7 @@ depends_makedepends_checkdepends_overlap() {
[ -z "$checkdepends" ] && return 0
for d in $makedepends; do
if printf "%s\\n" "$_ckdeps" | grep -q "^$d$"; then
printf "%s:: dependency '%s' is in makedepends and checkdepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
printf "IC:[AL24]:%s::dependency '%s' is in makedepends and checkdepends\n" "$apkbuild" "$d"
fi
done
}
......
aports-lint.1.scd
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......@@ -18,6 +18,19 @@ for an explanation of each violation that aports-lint checks for.
aports-lint will print the policy violations found and exit 1, if no violations
are found then nothing will be printed and it will exit 0.
# OUTPUT
aports-lint will print to stdout whenever a policy violation is found in the
following format
SEVERITYCERTAINITY:[TAG]:PATH::MSG
- *SEVERITY* refers to how severe a violation is, ranging from *S* to *M*.
- *CERTAINITY* refers to how likely it is not a false positive, ranging from *C* to *P*
- *TAG* refers to the tag of the violation, see *alint(5)* for more details.
- *PATH* refers to the path given for *apkbuild-lint* to check.
- *MSG* is a short message meant for humans to know what is the violation.
# AUTHORS
Maintained by Leo <thinkabit.ukim@gmail.com>
......
tests/apkbuild-lint.bats
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......@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ is_travis() {
run $cmd $apkbuild
[[ $status -eq 1 ]]
assert_match "${lines[0]}" "builddir"
assert_match "${lines[0]}" "\[AL1\].*:builddir can be removed as it is the default value"
}
@test 'cd \"\$builddir\" is not highlighted' {
......@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ is_travis() {
run $cmd $apkbuild
[[ $status -eq 1 ]]
assert_match "${lines[0]}" "builddir.*can be removed"
assert_match "${lines[0]}" "\[AL13\].*builddir\" can be removed in phase"
}
@test 'cd \"\$builddir\" with brackets and no quotes should be detected' {
......@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ is_travis() {