Raphael Geissert <atom...@gmail.com> writes:
> -v isn't helpful at all, only -d is a bit more, but the issue is a bit
> obscure. Attached is the output of -d on just a subset of the packages.
This is why I hate the Perl coding style that uses /o on regexes. It
produces some horribly obscure errors that are almost impossible to track
down.
The following patch fixes it:
--- a/checks/binaries
+++ b/checks/binaries
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ $depends =~ s/\n/ /g;
if ($needs_depends_line) {
if ($depends && $needs_libc && $pkg !~ /^libc[\d.]+(-|\z)/) {
# Match libcXX or libcXX-*, but not libc3p0.
- my $re = qr/(?:^|,)\s*\Q$needs_libc\E\b/o;
+ my $re = qr/(?:^|,)\s*\Q$needs_libc\E\b/;
if ($depends !~ /$re/) {
my $others = '';
$needs_libc_count--;
$needs_libc is libc6.1, not libc6, on alpha, and then since the regex was
built with /o, $needs_libc wasn't interpolated again on other platforms.
Thanks for the report!
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Russ Allbery (r...@debian.org) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
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