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Missing tags/releases (2.102 and 2.106) #5
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Hey @manwar - sorry for the delay in responding. I do try to keep the versions in sync as much as possible, but there are times when I do forget. Does the rule of just going for the newest version available cause packaging problems for the Linux distros? |
I cannot speak for other distributions than openSUSE/SUSE. In openSUSE there are 2 packages which get built out of the official perl5 tarball (perl/perl-base). All modules which are bundled with upstream/vanilla perl are in the package "perl". Mixing multiple versions of IO::Compress (IMHO) is a bad idea and not maintainable. It might work in 99% or more, but it could create problems which nobody wants to debug. So my idea was to keep the version of perl-IO-Compress-LZMA aligned to IO::Compress from the vanilla perl. |
Thanks for the useful feedback @M0ses The thing that I can control are the versions of the various IO::Compress::* modules. My original intention was to always keep them in sync, but as you've seen I don't always succeed in that. Will try to deal with that going forward. |
awesome
Remember: nobody is perfect! :-)
This would be really a great, and I could offer that I would ping you if I don't find the tags again. ;-) |
It would be good to have tags/release aligned to the versions distributed with the perl5 core.
This would make linux packagers life much easier.
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