Richard PALO <richard%netbsd.org@localhost> writes: >> pkgtools/pkglint is now the Go version, pkgtools/pkglint4 is the >> original Perl version. You'll need to use the original one if you're >> running on SunOS 32-bit, as nobody has yet written the bits necessary >> to make Go work for i386. > > In this case, pkg_developer should only reference the version that works... Indeed. Perhaps rilling@ could add conditional logic, or we can just change pkg_developer to unconditionally depend on the older version until then. > BTW - why does pkglint suddenly need something special like the google > language that couldn't be done with more, umm, traditional tools? Calling it a google language is unhelpful. The point is not that it is new or who sponsored developement, but that there is not a portable implementation (and perhaps more precisely, that there was not a portable implementation already in pkgsrc).
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