Bug#466748: libconvert-uulib-perl: FTBFS with grep 2.5.3~dfsg-4

Jonas Smedegaard dr at jones.dk
Sat Feb 23 12:21:58 UTC 2008


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On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 08:40:48AM +0200, Niko Tyni wrote:
>Please prioritize your arch:any perl packages, otherwise they are going 
>to be uninstallable (along with all their reverse 
>{,build-}dependencies) in a week or so when Perl 5.10 gets in unstable.
>
> libconvert-uulib-perl_1.09-2
> libgd-gd2-noxpm-perl_1:2.35-1
> libgd-gd2-perl_1:2.35-1
> libmail-cclient-perl_1.12-5
> libunix-syslog-perl_1.0-1

Good suggestion. Thanks.

I sure intended to update all my packages witihn the next week - but 
with Real Life(tm) interferring all the time that might be optimistic, 
so makes good sense to hit on the arch:any ones first.


>For the case of libconvert-uulib-perl, I'm not sure if you're aware 
>that 1.09-2 fails too (see #466852). Although you set the Maintainer 
>field to the Debian Perl Group in 1.09-2, I think everybody would 
>appreciate if you fixed this yourself first :)

I was not aware, no. Gotta check if I missed subscribing to some 
additional perl-pkg list or what happened there...

Thanks, Riku - I never thought of it that way, but you are right that it 
makes sense to only check in binary-arch (if possible, because also it 
needs to be done before the actual build, to only scan source, not 
built binaries).


It seems the cause of #466852 is that for some reason newlines in 
copyright_hints are sometimes squshed, and not equally on all archs. I 
guess it is time to rewrite the sed+awk+grep mess with a little perl 
loop :-)


  - Jonas

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