Hi, I'm improving and adding more linting rules, but I need
your comments so thatt things are interpreted right
What is the meaning of sole "f"? Now I issue warning that
h or b or both are missing. Is this correct?
:0 f
What are the occasions that would would require "w" flag? Right
now anything that has ">" in the action, triggers whining about missing
"w". Is tere somthing else I could check?
:0 # Needs w
| (echo "test" >> logfile)
When the "i" is required? Can I trigger the misuse/required use of
"i" somehow? Suggested rule: if there is no formail call, but there is
"f" then require "i" flag.
:0 fh # Needs probably "i" too.
| big-pipe-to-do-the-job
Is "c" always redundant in "f" receipe?
:0 fhc # c is unnecessary.
| formail -rt
Does it make sense to have "f" before nested block?
What other flags do not make sense(or are questionable) before block
:0 fh
{
do something
}