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Check-Script: triggers
Author: Niels Thykier <niels@thykier.net>
Type: binary, udeb
Info: Check of trigger files in the binary package.
Needs-Info: bin-pkg-control
Tag: unknown-trigger
Severity: important
Certainty: possible
Info: The package has a trigger that Lintian does not recognise in its
control file.
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The package may be uninstallable, if dpkg does not support the trigger.
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If this is a new type of trigger, then Lintian may simply be out of date.
Please verify if the latest version of Lintian knows of the trigger, or file
a bug against Lintian.
Ref: deb-triggers(5)
Tag: uses-implicit-await-trigger
Severity: normal
Certainty: possible
Info: The listed trigger is present in the control file of the package.
The trigger is an await trigger, which may not be obvious from its name.
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Await triggers place rather strong requirements on dpkg that often lead
to trigger cycles due to changes in other packages.
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If the package does not need the guarantees that dpkg provides to await
triggers, please use the "-noawait" variant of the trigger. This is often
the case for packages that use the trigger to compile a form of cache.
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If the package does need the guarantees provided by dpkg, then please
document the rationale in a comment above the trigger and use the
"-await" variant of the trigger to avoid this warning.
Ref: deb-triggers(5), #774559
Tag: repeated-trigger-name
Severity: important
Certainty: certain
Info: The package repeats the same trigger. There should be no reason to
do this and it may lead to confusing results or errors.
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For the same "base" type of trigger (e.g. two <tt>interest</tt>-type triggers)
the last declaration will be the effective one.
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This tag is also triggered if the package has an <tt>activate</tt> trigger
for something on which it also declares an <tt>interest</tt>. The only (but
rather unlikely) reason to do this is if another package <i>also</i>
declares an <tt>interest</tt> and this package needs to activate that
other package. If the package is using it for this exact purpose, then
please use a Lintian override to state this.
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Please remove any duplicate definitions.
Ref: deb-triggers(5), #698723
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