[Bug 1481324] devel subpackage: dependencies correction

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1481324

Petr Pisar <ppisar@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #18 from Petr Pisar <ppisar@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to Jan Pazdziora from comment #16)
> If things have changed since the RHEL 6 days and -lgdbm has been removed
> from $Config{libs} / $Config{perllibs} in the mean time,

That's not true and won't be for any foreseenable future. Changing the values
is task for Perl authors, not Fedora or any other GNU/Linux distribution.
Therefore I pointed Tomasz to upstream.

> I guess it makes sense under the consistency umbrella to remove the Requires
> form perl-devel as well.

The implication is fine. The problem what if we remove the dependency even if 
$Config{libs} contains -lgdbm. That's the root of the problem we talk about.

It's not a problem for me because in my opinion the variables are not supposed
to be used for linking (non-core/any) Perl modules. But that was not your
opinion. Therefore I raised the question to you.

If I understand you correctly, you has not changed you opinion.

My plan is to ask Perl authors for the $Config{libs} / $Config{perllibs}
semantics, whether they are supposed to be used like XML-LibXSLT does. If I get
negative or no answer, I will remove the dependency from perl-devel package.

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