Ok, here's the deal:
download/binaries.pod links to docs::1.0::os::index. However, that link turns up as broken.
I have tracked the problem down the the creation of %src_docs. If you look at the dump, you'll see that docs/1.0/os/win32/index.html is in there, but docs/1.0/os/index.html isn't. This is a bug, because win32/ isn't a docset, but os/ is.
It seems like the problem lies here: (DocSet::RunTime, line 110):
map { m{(.*?/?)[^/]+$} # add autogenerated index.html
? ("$1index.html" => 1, $_ => 1)
: ($_ => 1); # shouldn't happen, but just in case
}
From this, the problem is that it just takes the longest path and appends index.html, without checking if it's a DocSet or not... I'm not sure how to fix this, as I suppose it would require checking up with the other DocSet classes to see the status of that directory...
I can fix this quickly by making win32 a docset and linking to that (which I will probably do anyway); however, that isn't a long-term solution.
-- Per Einar Ellefsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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