Re: Change in perl-devel dependencies

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On Mon, Mar 09, 2020 at 09:07:02PM -0600, Orion Poplawski wrote:
> The perl 5.30.1-451.fc33 update is breaking a few packages:
> 
> https://koschei.fedoraproject.org/affected-by/perl-devel?epoch1=4&version1=5.30.1&release1=450.fc32&epoch2=4&version2=5.30.1&release2=451.fc33&collection=f33
> 
> One notable change is that it appears that perl-devel -> perl-interpreter no
> longer brings in the AutoLoader, blib, FindBin, sigtrap, Tie::Scalar, and
> perhaps other modules.  Is that intentional? I couldn't find any
> announcement about any changes so am not sure.
> 
The change is intentional. It is documented in the perl RPM changelog, it was
announced on perl-devel list and it is in line with Perl packaging guidelines and
Fedora minimization effort.

That some amount of packages start failing to build was also expected. I've
already fixed a good deal of them and I will continue fixing them. It's
business as usual when a transitive dependency disappears. For /usr/bin/perl
program require perl-interpreter, for modules require perl(THAT_MODULE).

-- Petr

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