Hello Slaven,
On 09/06/2022 16:57, Slaven Rezic wrote:
09. 06. 2022. u 21:38, Slaven Rezic piše:
Hi Alceu,
I think that
useithreads: undef
should work, using exactly the string which is returned by
perl -V:useithreads
Actually, looking at this distropref file
https://github.com/eserte/srezic-cpan-distroprefs/blob/8c3ae5d7b4071f9639ccfcea4f44764c2699e27e/Devel-CallParser.yml#L5
it seems that the value is interepreted as a regexp, so you want to
anchor it with ^ and $ for extra safety.
I'm afraid that neither the options you proposed: I tried both and the
result is the same: Kwalify doesn't complain anymore but the
distribution is not skipped.
On the other hand, using:
useithreads: null
Generates the opposite outcome.
Not sure how Kwalify works (both Ruby's and Perl's implementation from
it), but the direct translation from Perl's undef would be null in YAML.
