sbolint: tighten up doinst.sh check, tweak docs a bit.

1 files changed, 18 insertions, 15 deletions

diff --git a/sbolint b/sbolint
index 4711a30..bfa3de6 100755
--- a/sbolint
+++ b/sbolint
@@ -11,29 +11,31 @@ sbolint - check SlackBuild directories or tarballs for common errors.
 
 =head1 SYNOPSIS
 
-B<sbolint> [--help | --man ] | [-a] [-q] [-u] [-n] [build [build ...]]
+B<sbolint> [--help | --man | --version ] | [-a] [-q] [-u] [-n] [-r] [-c] [-m] [build [build ...]]
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
-sbolint checks for common errors in SlackBuilds.org scripts. It's
-intended for slackbuild authors and maintainers, and can cut down on
+B<sbolint> checks for common errors in SlackBuilds.org scripts. It's
+intended for SlackBuild authors and maintainers, and can cut down on
 "There was a problem with your upload" errors from the submission form.
 
 The [build] arguments must be either directories or tarballs, each
 containing a SlackBuild script, slack-desc, README, and .info file.
 With no [build] arguments, the current directory is checked.
 
-sbolint will flag errors for problems that would prevent the build from
-being accepted by the upload form (or by the SBo admins, if if passes
-the upload checks). There may also be warnings, which are things that
-(probably) won't stop your build from being accepted, but may cause the
-SBo admins extra work.
+B<sbolint> will flag errors for problems that would prevent the
+build from being accepted by the upload form (or by the SBo admins,
+if if passes the upload checks). There may also be warnings, which
+are things that (probably) won't stop your build from being accepted,
+but may cause the SBo admins extra work. There are also notes, which
+are things that won't generally do any harm, but might be worth
+investigating and cleaning up.
 
-sbolint was not written by the SlackBuilds.org team, and shares no code
-with the upload form's submission checker. Lack of errors/warnings from
-sbolint does not guarantee that your build will be accepted!
+B<sbolint> shares no code with the upload form's submission checker. Lack
+of errors/warnings from B<sbolint> does not guarantee that your build
+will be accepted!
 
-sbolint doesn't check built packages, and never executes the build
+B<sbolint> doesn't check built packages, and never executes the build
 script. If you want a lint tool for binary Slackware packages, use
 B<sbopkglint>.
 
@@ -46,7 +48,8 @@ Do not bundle options. Use e.g. B<-q -r>, not B<-qr>.
 =item B<-a>
 
 Check all builds in the git repository. This must be run from within a
-git tree (e.g. one made with "git clone").
+git tree (e.g. one made with "git clone"). This option also turns on
+B<-q> (quiet).
 
 =item B<-q>
 
@@ -1014,7 +1017,7 @@ sub check_dl_and_md5 {
 
 		if($url_head) {
 			curl_head_request($file, $u) || do {
-				warn '$u is '. $u;
+				#warn '$u is '. $u;
 				log_warning("$file: $dlkey URL '$u' broken?");
 			};
 		} elsif($url_download) {
@@ -1220,7 +1223,7 @@ sub check_script {
 			if($output !~ m,\$\{OUTPUT:-(?:/tmp|(["'])/tmp\1)\},) {
 				log_error("$file:$lineno: OUTPUT=\${OUTPUT:-/tmp} is required");
 			}
-		} elsif(/^[^#]*\$\{?CWD\}?\/doinst\.sh/) {
+		} elsif(/^[^#]*\$\{?CWD\}?\/doinst\.sh(?:"|'|\s|>)/) {
 			# 20220205 bkw: some scripts don't have a doinst.sh in the
 			# script dir, but they create one with >> (the jack rt audio stuff
 			# does this).