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in response headers.
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Emit a warning if the patches requires by PACKAGE are badly named or if the patch could not be found.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE uses 'wrap-program' or similar, but "bash" or "bash-minimal" is not in its inputs. 'wrap-script' is not supported.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE has an invalid 'source' field, or if that 'source' is not reachable.
Check for collisions that would occur when installing PACKAGE as a result of the propagated inputs it pulls in.
Check whether PACKAGE explicitly requests to run tests, which is superfluous when building natively and incorrect when cross-compiling.
Check whether PACKAGE's name matches our guidelines.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE has an invalid 'home-page' field, or if that 'home-page' is not reachable.
Check whether PACKAGE's source code is archived on Software Heritage. If it's not, and if its source code is a VCS snapshot, then send a "save" request to Software Heritage.
Software Heritage imposes limits on the request rate per client IP address. This checker prints a notice and stops doing anything once that limit has been reached.
Check that PACKAGE's patches start with a comment. Return a list of warnings.
Check for known vulnerabilities for PACKAGE. Obtain the list of vulnerability records for PACKAGE by calling PACKAGE-VULNERABILITIES.
Check whether PACKAGE is a Haskell package ahead of the current Stackage LTS version.
Check that cross-compilers are used when cross-compiling, by inspecting #:make-flags.