New rpmbuild cannot find deeply required `perl(Data::Dumper)' module: lib/Padre/Wx/ActionLibrary.pm: Padre::Wx::Action->new( name => 'internal.dump_padre', label => _T('Dump the Padre object to STDOUT'), comment => _T('Dumps the complete Padre object to STDOUT for testing/debugging.'), menu_event => sub { → require Data::Dumper; open( Cannot find perl(File::Copy) in lib/Padre/PluginManager.pm: sub reset_my_plugin { [...] # Copy the My Plug-in unlink $dst; → require File::Copy; unless ( File::Copy::copy( $src, $dst ) ) { Carp::croak("Could not copy the My plug-in ($src) to $dst: $!"); } chmod( 0644, $dst ); } Cannot find perl(File::Find::Rule) in lib/Padre/Task/OpenResource.pm: sub import { [...] # Find everything under Padre:: with a matching version, # which almost certainly means it is part of the main Padre release. → require File::Find::Rule; require Padre::Util; and so on. The code is from perl-Padre I'm upgrading to version 0.80 now. Is it a bug or a feature? These dependencies were found by previous rpmbuild.
I'm sorry for disturbing, I used rpmdiff to compare the two packages and it reported as removed duplicate values. So new rpmbuild is Ok.
Ack, thanks for letting me know. I was already scratching my head not being able to see such differences :)
Actually, I injected the dependency manually into spec file. If I remove Requires: perl(Data::Dumper) from spec file, resulting binary package does not require it and rpmdiff shows two removal of it. So it does not work in the end.
Actually, it did not work with previous version of rpmbuild too (I found I had it in the old spec file explicitly). So this is not regression. If you think it's not worth to solve it, just close this report as WANTFIX.
Ok. Right now dealing with regressions are the highest priority. Missed dependencies would be nice to fix, but that's really a case of "patches cheerfully accepted" as it takes somebody who actually knows perl. Me, I'm totally clueless when it comes to perl.
Not requiring Data::Dumper is caused by perl.req, which didn't changed. This script doesn't take require statements. I've changed it locally, and I'll be testing if this part of script could be removed. @@ -177,13 +179,13 @@ /x) ) { my ($whitespace, $statement, $module, $version) = ($1, $2, $3, $4); - + #print "IF $statement, $module, $version\n"; # we only consider require statements that are flushed against # the left edge. any other require statements give too many # false positives, as they are usually inside of an if statement # as a fallback module or a rarely used option - - ($whitespace ne "" && $statement eq "require") && next; + # not false positives + #($whitespace ne "" && $statement eq "require") && next; # if there is some interpolation of variables just skip this # dependency, we do not want
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Reassigning to perl-generators now that there's a chance somebody might actually do something about this...
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"require" keywords not at the beginning of a line are ignored because they causes false positives (eval blocks). I don't know how many false positives and if it makes sense to stop ignoring them.
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