Fix coding style violations reported by pycodestyle. This is
mostly a matter of reformatting code, particularly to eliminate
over-long lines. I also rename one variable ("l" is considered
visually ambiguous) and change a bare "except" to explicitly
catch all exceptions.
There are three types of error or warning remaining:
- debian/bin/...: E402 module level import not at top of file
Scripts in debian/bin need to modify the import path before
importing from debian/lib/python.
- E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
This seems to be a false positive. pycodestyle doesn't seem to be
happy with any level of indent (including 0) on a continuation line
in a "with" statement.
- debian/lib/python/debian_linux/debian.py:15:2: W291 trailing whitespace
This is a false positive. The trailing spaces are in a long
string and are intentional.
The scripts in question are maintainer scripts in a source package
(that happens to be inside a binary package) and shouldn't be
executable until they are installed into a new binary package.
Merge the configuration and default-configuration directories,
using per-architecture overrides in package-list.
This requires a newer version of kernel-wedge to support
Depends_<arch> properly.
The only immediate change to debian/control is to remove the
different description for nic-modules on sparc64.
I thought I had tested my previous changes, but evidently not.
- Fix syntax error in assertion
- Add digest algorithm argument to get_cert_fingerprint() call
dpkg-source strictly enforces that 3.0 (native) packages do not have
Debian revisions in their version strings, i.e. they cannot include
hyphens.
Replace the hyphen from the image binary version with a '+'.
Override this version back to what we want when building the signed
binary packages.
Ben Hutchings
Bastian Blank