[Bug 202439] Review Request: frozen-bubble - Frozen Bubble arcade gam

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Summary: Review Request: frozen-bubble - Frozen Bubble arcade gam


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=202439





------- Additional Comments From wart@xxxxxxxxxx  2006-08-16 02:14 EST -------
(In reply to comment #6)
> (In reply to comment #5)
> > * The perl autoprovider in rpm adds some automatic provides since this package
> >   installs files into %{perl_vendorarch}.  If these files are only going
> >   to be used by frozen-bubble, wouldn't it be better to put them somewhere
> >   in %{_datadir}/frozen-bubble instead?
> 
> Erm, there are .so files installed to %{perl_vendorarch}, hence the package is
> not noarch.

Yes, my bad.  The main point was that if these aren't perl modules that can be
used by other applications then they should live in an application-specific
directory instead of the system-wide perl tree.

> I could try dropping them in %{_libdir}/frozen-bubble instead, but
> I've got no clue howto make perl find them there (first perl package ever for me).
> 
> Or we could just leave them there :) (in which case I could add a provides
> filter to make it stop providing this if you want).

I've seen python programs work with python libraries that don't live in
%{python_sitearch} and figured that perl could work the same way.  But if that's
a problem, then a Provides: filter should be fine.

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