Overview
Request 920049 superseded
- update to 5.34.0
* Experimental Try/Catch Syntax
* Blanks freely allowed within but adjacent to curly braces
* New octal syntax 0oddddd
* Fix a memory leak in RegEx [GH #18604]
* ExtUtils::PL2Bat 0.004 has been added to the Perl core.
* Updated Modules and Pragmata
- Rebase perl-5.28.0.dif to perl-5.34.0.dif
- Rebase perl-incfix.diff
- Rebase perl_skip_flaky_tests_powerpc.patch
- Drop perl-gdbm-test-no-mmap.diff (no longer needed with gdbm 1.20)
- Add c029d660f2fe60699cf64bbb3fa9f671a1a370d5.patch to fix build with
gdbm 1.20
- Drop perl-fix2020.patch (included upstream)
- Created by dstoecker
- In state superseded
- Supersedes 918696 918707
- Superseded by 921020
- Open review for openSUSE:Factory:Staging:C
It seems perl-local-lib fails with this, which seems to cause more failures. Should be solved before accepting this to Factory.
42+# For t/op/magic and dist/threads/t/join 43+BuildRequires: procps
That seems deadly. Perl is ring0, aka distro bootstrap. Pulling procps into ring0 (currently in ring1) would imply the addition of:
procps :
numactl
systemd-mini
gperf
kmod
docbook-xsl
libxml2
libxslt
sgml-skel
unzip
docbook_5
libxml2
libxslt
sgml-skel
libxml2
libxslt
sgml-skel
xmlcharent
pciutils
kmod (see above)
python-Jinja2
dos2unix
python-MarkupSafe
python-apipkg
python-appdirs
python-attrs
python-importlib-metadata
python-iniconfig
python-more-itertools
python-ordered-set
python-packaging
python-pluggy
python-py
python-pyparsing
python-pytest
python-setuptools
python-six
python-toml
python-typing_extensions
python-wcwidth
python-zipp
python36:base
python39:base
python-MarkupSafe
python-apipkg
python-appdirs
python-attrs
python-importlib-metadata
python-iniconfig
python-more-itertools
python-ordered-set
python-packaging
python-pluggy
python-py
python-pyparsing
python-pytest
python-setuptools
python-six
python-toml
python-typing_extensions
python-wcwidth
python-zipp
python36:base
python39:base
suse-module-tools
I did not further expand on the python-*, as this is too much for the distro bootstrap cycle
That's relevant for BuildRequires? That's sounds only relevant for Requires or do I misunderstand something. The procps is only for the tests and does not affect the final package.
in order to build 'perl' in ring0, all buildrequires need to be satisfied - so procps needs to be present, and in order to build procps, all the other deps need to be in ring0 too - otherwise it's not possibly to start the build.
Which is why this is not acceptable in this form
Ok. Disabled it, but left the code comment so it's clear why.
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dstoecker created request
- update to 5.34.0
* Experimental Try/Catch Syntax
* Blanks freely allowed within but adjacent to curly braces
* New octal syntax 0oddddd
* Fix a memory leak in RegEx [GH #18604]
* ExtUtils::PL2Bat 0.004 has been added to the Perl core.
* Updated Modules and Pragmata
- Rebase perl-5.28.0.dif to perl-5.34.0.dif
- Rebase perl-incfix.diff
- Rebase perl_skip_flaky_tests_powerpc.patch
- Drop perl-gdbm-test-no-mmap.diff (no longer needed with gdbm 1.20)
- Add c029d660f2fe60699cf64bbb3fa9f671a1a370d5.patch to fix build with
gdbm 1.20
- Drop perl-fix2020.patch (included upstream)
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I think the issue with perl-local-lib remains. I'm not sure whether this is because some of the patches haven't been correctly rebased (I rechecked and think not, but I didn't initially make the patches) or because a change in 5.34 (but there is no bug report yet in cpan).
Anyway I believe this probably should be solved before accepting this.
linked perl-local-lib into the staging to visualize the issue (and block the staging)
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory:Staging:C/perl-local-lib
https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/921009
The patch is fixing the issue, but I have no idea why it is necessary...
I think I found and fixed the reason. Added a comment in perl package about that insider knowledge.