e.g.
[cweyl@athena Moose-0.71]$ rpmquery --provides perl-Class-MOP
MOP.so()(64bit)
perl(Class::MOP) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Attribute) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Class) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Immutable) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Instance) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Method) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Method::Accessor) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Method::Constructor) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Method::Generated) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Method::Wrapped) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Module) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Object) = 0.75
perl(Class::MOP::Package) = 0.75
perl(metaclass) = 0.75
perl-Class-MOP = 0.75-1.fc10
perl-Class-MOP(x86-64) = 0.75-1.fc10
[cweyl@athena Moose-0.71]$ rpmquery --provides perl-PerlIO-gzip
gzip.so()(64bit)
perl(PerlIO::gzip) = 0.18
perl-PerlIO-gzip = 0.18-1.fc10
perl-PerlIO-gzip(x86-64) = 0.18-1.fc10
[cweyl@athena Moose-0.71]$ rpmquery --provides perl-Readonly-XS
XS.so()(64bit)
perl(Readonly::XS) = 1.04
perl-Readonly-XS = 1.04-11.fc9
[cweyl@athena Moose-0.71]$
Etc, etc. AFAICT, nothing ever requires these libraries; we always specify (automatically or manually) the perl(xxx) provides.
Should we be filtering these private libs, to prevent "bad" provides from polluting the repository/rpm metadata?
-Chris
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Chris Weyl
Ex astris, scientia
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