On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 10:21:50AM +0800, Robin 'cheese' Lee wrote:
> RPM doen't generate proper version numbers for Dev. releases of modules. For
> example, perl(CPAN) of f14 is actually 1.94_56 which just means 1.9456. But
> the version generated by RPM is 1.94, much smaller than the actual version.
> So I hope RPM can manipulate the underscores in version numbers properly.
>
Thank you for notifying.
Problem with development versions is upstream developers usually do not
preserve monothony, i.e. they release stable 1.93, development 1.94_1, and
then stable 1.94 which they consider being successor of 1.94_1.
Thus we remove the underscore extension from RPM version and Provides string.
This is not case of CPAN module, it belongs to the minority of modules
versioned correctly. I guess we should abandone the current practice in Fedora
and force upstream to version correctly. Unfortunatelly the only codification
know to me is perlmodstyle POD. If you know about stronger argumentation, show
it to us. Upstream is usually very stubborn.
However current perl-CPAN-1.9402 RPM is a mess:
RPM Perl code
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
cpan = 1.9402
perl(CPAN::Distribution) = 1.9456 # $VERSION = "1.9456_01";
perl(CPAN::Index) = 1.94 # $VERSION = "1.94";
perl(CPAN::LWP::UserAgent) = 1.94 # $CPAN::LWP::UserAgent::VERSION = "1.94";
perl-CPAN = 0:1.9402-141.fc14
perl(CPAN) = 1.94 # $CPAN::VERSION = '1.94_56';
# $CPAN::VERSION =~ s/_//;
We must fix it.
-- Petr
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