Hi there, couls somebody please have a look at this bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=429378 There are some other virtuals which have a similar problem, I just want one precedent before filing bugs for all of them... Regards, aranea
Hi there, I'm trying to get dev-tex/biber into portage (see #340353). But depends on a few perl modules which are neither in gentoo-x86 nor in perl-experimental. There are already bugs for them on b.g.o, but the don't get much attention. Could you please push them to perl-experimental? Here they are: https://git.spheniscida.de/?p=spiderlay;a=tree;f=dev-perl The corresponding bugs are marked as blockers of #340353, so finding them should be easy. Thanks in advance! -- aranea
Hi!
Today I've decided to try to switch from `cpan` to `g-cpan`.
I was pleasantly surprised - g-cpan have installed all ~300 perl modules I
need and just one module required manual .ebuild editing (Crypt-MatrixSSL).
I've successfully configured portage to use my local CPAN overlay, force
installing latests available versions for all modules, and run tests for
all perl modules - i.e. do exactly same what `cpan` do.
But I don't understood how to implement equivalent of `cpan>upgrade`:
1) `g-cpan --cpan_reload` doesn't work at all:
# g-cpan --cpan_reload
* You haven't told g-cpan what to do.
Please consult g-cpan --help or man g-cpan for more information
This can be worked around by running `cpan>reload index`, but it's sad
we can't use only `g-cpan` for all tasks and still need to run `cpan`.
2) `g-cpan -u` works (after `cpan>reload index`), but it have nasty side
effect by adding several modules (I've no idea why exactly these
modules) into world file when it finish (no matter is it updated some
modules or not):
>>> Recording perl-gcpan/CPAN-Reporter in "world" favorites file...
>>> Recording perl-gcpan/Devel-Autoflush in "world" favorites file...
>>> Recording perl-gcpan/Filter-CommaEquals in "world" favorites file...
>>> Recording perl-gcpan/IO-CaptureOutput in "world" favorites file...
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Hello, Who maintain g-cpan on github now ? Can someone to accept my pull request ? https://github.com/gentoo-perl/g-cpan/pull/1 -- -- Sergiy Borodych http://bor.org.ua
# Torsten Veller <tove <at> gentoo.org> (23 Mar 2011) # Mask app-misc/filer for removal (#360093) # - HOMEPAGE dead # - list archives # - full of spam # - last on-topic mails from Jan/Jun/Jul 2006, one topic was "still alive?"
CPAN and ebuild versions are ordered in different ways. The idea here is
to change the ebuild versions to be predictable and CPAN compatible.
CPAN versions exist as "decimal" and "dotted-integer" versions.
| # Decimal versions #
| \d+(\.d+)?
|
| Any version which "looks like a number"[...]. This
| also includes versions with a single decimal point[...]
1.19 < 1.191 < 1.2
| # Dotted-Integer Versions #
| v\d+(\.\d{1,3}){2,}
|
| These contain more than one decimal point[...]
| This is what is commonly used in most open source software as the
| "external" version[...] A leading 'v' character is now required
v1.9.0 < v1.10.0 < v1.10.0.1
These version objects can be compared by grouping three digits of the
decimal number to one integer part of the dotted-integer version...
1.19 = 1.190 = 1.190000 ~ v1.190.0
1.191 = 1.191 = 1.191000 ~ v1.191.0
1.2 = 1.200000 ~ v1.200.0
1.009 = 1.009000 ~ v1.9.0
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