Package: adequate
Version: 0.12.1
Severity: wishlist

Hi,

I don't know if that would be a task for adequate, but we should have
some automated check for perl (and python) modules to see whether their
dependencies are fulfilled.
Seeing https://bugs.debian.org/792934 reminded me about this.
Alternatively we could do something like this in piuparts.

I have no idea how to possibly implement this :-)
For perl the test would be
  perl -e 'use Mod::Ule'
but how to get the proper list of modules?
I suspect there may be (private) backend modules that will fail to load
if used directly (which is not their intended use). But if they are used
through a (public) frontend module will either not be used at all or
only in a non-failing way.

Andreas


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