2008/1/3, K. Piche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Another thing to note is that additional modules were added to the > default perl library so some official packages are not needed once > 5.10.0 is installed. However the packages can be used to "update" parts > of the perl library. I'm not sure how we're going to deal with this > situation yet. For example perl 5.10.0 now comes with > IO::Compress::Base version 2.008, perl-io-compress-base is 2.006. The > package is not required until 2.009 is released and before the perl > package gets updated.
I'm confused. If perl-io-compress-base will be at 2.009 and perl package will still have 2.008 - user cannot install perl-io-compress-base because pacman will complain about file conflicts. Either perl package should be rebuilt to include the newer IO::Compress::Base or all those base modules can be deps (or cannot because of tech limitations?). Did I get this right? (I'm not a perl user, never got to writing anything in it after reading some book long ago :-P) -- Roman Kyrylych (Роман Кирилич)
