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It's been ages (5 years at the next release) that we've not installed host packages in $(HOST_DIR)/usr, but we still have a few packages that reference it or install things in there. See [1] Add a new check_function that warns when a file is added installing to or referencing $(HOST_DIR)/usr . [1] "d9ff62c4cd pacakge: drop remnants of $(HOST_DIR)/usr" Cc: Yann E. MORIN <yann.morin.1998@free.fr> Signed-off-by: Ricardo Martincoski <ricardo.martincoski@gmail.com> [Arnout: exclude skeleton.mk with disable comment instead of explicit code] Signed-off-by: Arnout Vandecappelle <arnout@mind.be>
662 lines
19 KiB
Python
662 lines
19 KiB
Python
import pytest
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import checkpackagelib.test_util as util
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import checkpackagelib.lib_mk as m
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DoNotInstallToHostdirUsr = [
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('real case',
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'libapparmor.mk',
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'LIBAPPARMOR_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
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'\t--with-python \\\n'
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'\tPYTHON=$(HOST_DIR)/usr/bin/python3 \\\n'
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'\tPYTHON_CONFIG=$(STAGING_DIR)/usr/bin/python3-config \\\n'
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'\tSWIG=$(SWIG)\n',
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[['libapparmor.mk:3: install files to $(HOST_DIR)/ instead of $(HOST_DIR)/usr/',
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'\tPYTHON=$(HOST_DIR)/usr/bin/python3 \\\n']]),
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('ignore comment',
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'any',
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'# following code do not install to $(HOST_DIR)/usr/\n',
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[]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', DoNotInstallToHostdirUsr)
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def test_DoNotInstallToHostdirUsr(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.DoNotInstallToHostdirUsr, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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Ifdef = [
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('ignore commented line',
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'any',
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'# ifdef\n',
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[]),
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('simple',
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'any',
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'\n'
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'ifdef BR2_PACKAGE_FWTS_EFI_RUNTIME_MODULE\n'
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'endif\n',
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[['any:2: use ifeq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifdef SYMBOL',
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'ifdef BR2_PACKAGE_FWTS_EFI_RUNTIME_MODULE\n']]),
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('ignore indentation',
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'any',
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' ifdef FOO\n'
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' endif\n'
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'\tifdef BAR\n'
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'endif\n',
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[['any:1: use ifeq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifdef SYMBOL',
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' ifdef FOO\n'],
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['any:3: use ifeq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifdef SYMBOL',
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'\tifdef BAR\n']]),
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('typo',
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'any',
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'\n'
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'ifndef ($(BR2_ENABLE_LOCALE),y)\n'
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'endif\n',
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[['any:2: use ifneq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifndef SYMBOL',
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'ifndef ($(BR2_ENABLE_LOCALE),y)\n']]),
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('else ifdef',
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'any',
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'else ifdef SYMBOL # comment\n',
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[['any:1: use ifeq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifdef SYMBOL',
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'else ifdef SYMBOL # comment\n']]),
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('else ifndef',
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'any',
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'\t else ifndef\t($(SYMBOL),y) # comment\n',
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[['any:1: use ifneq ($(SYMBOL),y) instead of ifndef SYMBOL',
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'\t else ifndef\t($(SYMBOL),y) # comment\n']]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', Ifdef)
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def test_Ifdef(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.Ifdef, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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Indent = [
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('ignore comment at beginning of line',
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'any',
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'# very useful comment\n',
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[]),
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('ignore comment at end of line',
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'any',
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' # very useful comment\n',
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[]),
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('do not indent on conditional (good)',
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'any',
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'ifeq ($(BR2_TOOLCHAIN_HAS_THREADS),y)\n'
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += something\n'
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'endef\n',
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[]),
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('do not indent on conditional (bad)',
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'any',
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'ifeq ($(BR2_TOOLCHAIN_HAS_THREADS),y)\n'
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'\tFOO_CONF_OPTS += something\n'
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'endef\n',
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[['any:2: unexpected indent with tabs',
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'\tFOO_CONF_OPTS += something\n']]),
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('indent after line that ends in backslash (good)',
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'any',
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
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'\tsomething\n',
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[]),
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('indent after line that ends in backslash (bad)',
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'any',
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
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'something\n',
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[['any:2: expected indent with tabs',
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'something\n']]),
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('indent after 2 lines that ends in backslash (good)',
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'any',
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
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'\tsomething \\\n'
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'\tsomething_else\n',
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[]),
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('indent after 2 lines that ends in backslash (bad)',
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'any',
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
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'\tsomething \\\n'
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'\tsomething_else \\\n'
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += another_thing\n',
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[['any:4: expected indent with tabs',
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'FOO_CONF_OPTS += another_thing\n']]),
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('indent inside define (good)',
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'any',
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'define FOO_SOMETHING\n'
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'\tcommand\n'
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'\tcommand \\\n'
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'\t\targuments\n'
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'endef\n'
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'FOO_POST_PATCH_HOOKS += FOO_SOMETHING\n',
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[]),
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('indent inside define (bad, no indent)',
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'any',
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'define FOO_SOMETHING\n'
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'command\n'
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'endef\n',
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[['any:2: expected indent with tabs',
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'command\n']]),
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('indent inside define (bad, spaces)',
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'any',
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'define FOO_SOMETHING\n'
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' command\n'
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'endef\n',
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[['any:2: expected indent with tabs',
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' command\n']]),
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('indent make target (good)',
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'any',
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'make_target:\n'
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'\tcommand\n'
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'\n',
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[]),
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('indent make target (bad)',
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'any',
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'make_target:\n'
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' command\n'
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'\n',
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[['any:2: expected indent with tabs',
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' command\n']]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', Indent)
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def test_Indent(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.Indent, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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OverriddenVariable = [
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('simple assignment',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n',
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[]),
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('unconditional override (variable without underscore)',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR1 = VALUE1\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR1',
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'VAR1 = VALUE1\n']]),
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('unconditional override (variable with underscore, same value)',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n']]),
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('unconditional override (variable with underscore, different value)',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 = VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE2\n']]),
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('warn for unconditional override even with wrong number of spaces',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1= VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 =VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 =VALUE2\n']]),
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('warn for := override',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 := VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 := VALUE2\n']]),
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('append values outside conditional (good)',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 += VALUE2\n',
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[]),
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('append values outside conditional (bad)',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:2: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n']]),
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('immediate assignment inside conditional',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'ifeq (condition)\n'
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:3: immediate assignment to append to variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n']]),
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('immediate assignment inside conditional and unconditional override outside',
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'any.mk',
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'VAR_1 = VALUE1\n'
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'ifeq (condition)\n'
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n'
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'endif\n'
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n',
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[['any.mk:3: immediate assignment to append to variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n'],
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['any.mk:5: unconditional override of variable VAR_1',
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'VAR_1 := $(VAR_1), VALUE2\n']]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', OverriddenVariable)
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def test_OverriddenVariable(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.OverriddenVariable, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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PackageHeader = [
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('first line (good)',
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'any',
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80 * '#' + '\n',
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[]),
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('first line (bad)',
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'any',
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'# very useful comment\n',
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[['any:1: should be 80 hashes (url#writing-rules-mk)',
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'# very useful comment\n',
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80 * '#']]),
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('second line (bad)',
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'any',
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'# package\n',
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[['any:2: should be 1 hash (url#writing-rules-mk)',
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'# package\n']]),
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('full header (good)',
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'any',
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'#\n'
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'# package\n'
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'#\n' +
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'\n',
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[]),
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('blank line after header (good)',
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'any',
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'#\n'
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'# package\n'
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'#\n' +
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'\n'
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'FOO_VERSION = 1\n',
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[]),
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('blank line after header (bad)',
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'any',
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'#\n'
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'# package\n'
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'#\n' +
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80 * '#' + '\n'
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'FOO_VERSION = 1\n',
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[['any:6: should be a blank line (url#writing-rules-mk)',
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'FOO_VERSION = 1\n']]),
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('wrong number of hashes',
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'any',
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79 * '#' + '\n'
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'#\n'
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'# package\n'
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'#\n' +
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81 * '#' + '\n'
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'\n',
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[['any:1: should be 80 hashes (url#writing-rules-mk)',
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79 * '#' + '\n',
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80 * '#'],
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['any:5: should be 80 hashes (url#writing-rules-mk)',
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81 * '#' + '\n',
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80 * '#']]),
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('allow include without header',
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'any',
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'include $(sort $(wildcard package/foo/*/*.mk))\n',
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[]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', PackageHeader)
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def test_PackageHeader(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.PackageHeader, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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RemoveDefaultPackageSourceVariable = [
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('bad',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[['any.mk:1: remove default value of _SOURCE variable (url#generic-package-reference)',
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n']]),
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('bad with path',
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'./any.mk',
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[['./any.mk:1: remove default value of _SOURCE variable (url#generic-package-reference)',
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n']]),
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('warn for correct line',
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'./any.mk',
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'\n'
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'\n'
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'\n'
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[['./any.mk:4: remove default value of _SOURCE variable (url#generic-package-reference)',
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'ANY_SOURCE = any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n']]),
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('warn ignoring missing spaces',
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'./any.mk',
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'ANY_SOURCE=any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[['./any.mk:1: remove default value of _SOURCE variable (url#generic-package-reference)',
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'ANY_SOURCE=any-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n']]),
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('good',
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'./any.mk',
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'ANY_SOURCE = aNy-$(ANY_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[]),
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('gcc exception',
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'gcc.mk',
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'GCC_SOURCE = gcc-$(GCC_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[]),
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('binutils exception',
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'./binutils.mk',
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'BINUTILS_SOURCE = binutils-$(BINUTILS_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[]),
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('gdb exception',
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'gdb/gdb.mk',
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'GDB_SOURCE = gdb-$(GDB_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[]),
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('package name with dash',
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'python-subprocess32.mk',
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'PYTHON_SUBPROCESS32_SOURCE = python-subprocess32-$(PYTHON_SUBPROCESS32_VERSION).tar.gz\n',
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[['python-subprocess32.mk:1: remove default value of _SOURCE variable (url#generic-package-reference)',
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'PYTHON_SUBPROCESS32_SOURCE = python-subprocess32-$(PYTHON_SUBPROCESS32_VERSION).tar.gz\n']]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', RemoveDefaultPackageSourceVariable)
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def test_RemoveDefaultPackageSourceVariable(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.RemoveDefaultPackageSourceVariable, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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SpaceBeforeBackslash = [
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('no backslash',
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'any.mk',
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'\n',
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[]),
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('ignore missing indent',
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'any.mk',
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'define ANY_SOME_FIXUP\n'
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'for i in $$(find $(STAGING_DIR)/usr/lib* -name "any*.la"); do \\\n',
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[]),
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('ignore missing space',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY_CONF_ENV= \\\n'
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'\tap_cv_void_ptr_lt_long=no \\\n',
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[]),
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('variable',
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'any.mk',
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'\n'
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'ANY = \\\n',
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[]),
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('2 spaces',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY = \\\n']]),
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('warn about correct line',
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'any.mk',
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'\n'
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'ANY = \\\n',
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[['any.mk:2: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY = \\\n']]),
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('tab',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY =\t\\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY =\t\\\n']]),
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('tabs',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY =\t\t\\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY =\t\t\\\n']]),
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('spaces and tabs',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t\t\\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY = \t\t\\\n']]),
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('mixed spaces and tabs 1',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t \t\\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY = \t \t\\\n']]),
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('mixed spaces and tabs 2',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t \\\n',
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[['any.mk:1: use only one space before backslash',
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'ANY = \t \\\n']]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', SpaceBeforeBackslash)
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def test_SpaceBeforeBackslash(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.SpaceBeforeBackslash, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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TrailingBackslash = [
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('no backslash',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \n',
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[]),
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('one line',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n',
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[]),
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('2 lines',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n'
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'\\\n',
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[]),
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('empty line after',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n'
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'\n',
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[['any.mk:1: remove trailing backslash',
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'ANY = \\\n']]),
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('line with spaces after',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n'
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' \n',
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[['any.mk:1: remove trailing backslash',
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'ANY = \\\n']]),
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('line with tabs after',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \\\n'
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'\t\n',
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[['any.mk:1: remove trailing backslash',
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'ANY = \\\n']]),
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('ignore if commented',
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'any.mk',
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'# ANY = \\\n'
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'\n',
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[]),
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('real example',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY_CONF_ENV= \t\\\n'
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'\tap_cv_void_ptr_lt_long=no \\\n'
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'\n',
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[['any.mk:2: remove trailing backslash',
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'\tap_cv_void_ptr_lt_long=no \\\n']]),
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('ignore whitespace 1',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t\t\\\n',
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[]),
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('ignore whitespace 2',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t \t\\\n',
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[]),
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('ignore whitespace 3',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY = \t \\\n',
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[]),
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]
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@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', TrailingBackslash)
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def test_TrailingBackslash(testname, filename, string, expected):
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warnings = util.check_file(m.TrailingBackslash, filename, string)
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assert warnings == expected
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TypoInPackageVariable = [
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('good',
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'any.mk',
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'ANY_VAR = \n',
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[]),
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('good with path 1',
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'./any.mk',
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'ANY_VAR += \n',
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[]),
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('good with path 2',
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'any/any.mk',
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'ANY_VAR = \n',
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[]),
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('bad =',
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'any.mk',
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'OTHER_VAR = \n',
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[['any.mk:1: possible typo: OTHER_VAR -> *ANY*',
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'OTHER_VAR = \n']]),
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('bad +=',
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'any.mk',
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'OTHER_VAR += \n',
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[['any.mk:1: possible typo: OTHER_VAR -> *ANY*',
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|
'OTHER_VAR += \n']]),
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|
('ignore missing space',
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|
'any.mk',
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|
'OTHER_VAR= \n',
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[['any.mk:1: possible typo: OTHER_VAR -> *ANY*',
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|
'OTHER_VAR= \n']]),
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|
('use path in the warning',
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|
'./any.mk',
|
|
'OTHER_VAR = \n',
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|
[['./any.mk:1: possible typo: OTHER_VAR -> *ANY*',
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|
'OTHER_VAR = \n']]),
|
|
('another name',
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|
'other.mk',
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|
'ANY_VAR = \n',
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|
[['other.mk:1: possible typo: ANY_VAR -> *OTHER*',
|
|
'ANY_VAR = \n']]),
|
|
('libc exception',
|
|
'./any.mk',
|
|
'BR_LIBC = \n',
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|
[]),
|
|
('rootfs exception',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ROOTFS_ANY_VAR += \n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('host (good)',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'HOST_ANY_VAR += \n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('host (bad)',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'HOST_OTHER_VAR = \n',
|
|
[['any.mk:1: possible typo: HOST_OTHER_VAR -> *ANY*',
|
|
'HOST_OTHER_VAR = \n']]),
|
|
('provides',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_PROVIDES = other thing\n'
|
|
'OTHER_VAR = \n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('ignore space',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_PROVIDES = thing other \n'
|
|
'OTHER_VAR = \n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('wrong provides',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_PROVIDES = other\n'
|
|
'OTHERS_VAR = \n',
|
|
[['any.mk:2: possible typo: OTHERS_VAR -> *ANY*',
|
|
'OTHERS_VAR = \n']]),
|
|
]
|
|
|
|
|
|
@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', TypoInPackageVariable)
|
|
def test_TypoInPackageVariable(testname, filename, string, expected):
|
|
warnings = util.check_file(m.TypoInPackageVariable, filename, string)
|
|
assert warnings == expected
|
|
|
|
|
|
UselessFlag = [
|
|
('autoreconf no',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_AUTORECONF=NO\n',
|
|
[['any.mk:1: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_autotools_based_packages)',
|
|
'ANY_AUTORECONF=NO\n']]),
|
|
('host autoreconf no',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'HOST_ANY_AUTORECONF\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('autoreconf yes',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_AUTORECONF=YES\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('libtool_patch yes',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_LIBTOOL_PATCH\t= YES\n',
|
|
[['any.mk:1: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_autotools_based_packages)',
|
|
'ANY_LIBTOOL_PATCH\t= YES\n']]),
|
|
('libtool_patch no',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_LIBTOOL_PATCH= \t NO\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('generic',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_IMAGES = NO\n'
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_REDISTRIBUTE = YES\n'
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_STAGING = NO\n'
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_TARGET = YES\n',
|
|
[['any.mk:1: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_packages_with_specific_build_systems)',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_IMAGES = NO\n'],
|
|
['any.mk:2: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_packages_with_specific_build_systems)',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_REDISTRIBUTE = YES\n'],
|
|
['any.mk:3: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_packages_with_specific_build_systems)',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_STAGING = NO\n'],
|
|
['any.mk:4: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_packages_with_specific_build_systems)',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_TARGET = YES\n']]),
|
|
('conditional',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'ifneq (condition)\n'
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_IMAGES = NO\n'
|
|
'endif\n'
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_REDISTRIBUTE = YES\n',
|
|
[['any.mk:4: useless default value (url#_infrastructure_for_packages_with_specific_build_systems)',
|
|
'ANY_INSTALL_REDISTRIBUTE = YES\n']]),
|
|
]
|
|
|
|
|
|
@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', UselessFlag)
|
|
def test_UselessFlag(testname, filename, string, expected):
|
|
warnings = util.check_file(m.UselessFlag, filename, string)
|
|
assert warnings == expected
|
|
|
|
|
|
VariableWithBraces = [
|
|
('good',
|
|
'xmlstarlet.mk',
|
|
'XMLSTARLET_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
|
|
'\t--with-libxml-prefix=$(STAGING_DIR)/usr \\\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('bad',
|
|
'xmlstarlet.mk',
|
|
'XMLSTARLET_CONF_OPTS += \\\n'
|
|
'\t--with-libxml-prefix=${STAGING_DIR}/usr \\\n',
|
|
[['xmlstarlet.mk:2: use $() to delimit variables, not ${}',
|
|
'\t--with-libxml-prefix=${STAGING_DIR}/usr \\\n']]),
|
|
('expanded by the shell',
|
|
'sg3_utils.mk',
|
|
'\tfor prog in xcopy zone; do \\\n'
|
|
'\t\t$(RM) $(TARGET_DIR)/usr/bin/sg_$${prog} ; \\\n'
|
|
'\tdone\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
('comments',
|
|
'any.mk',
|
|
'#\t--with-libxml-prefix=${STAGING_DIR}/usr \\\n',
|
|
[]),
|
|
]
|
|
|
|
|
|
@pytest.mark.parametrize('testname,filename,string,expected', VariableWithBraces)
|
|
def test_VariableWithBraces(testname, filename, string, expected):
|
|
warnings = util.check_file(m.VariableWithBraces, filename, string)
|
|
assert warnings == expected
|