Currently tests/lib/perl contains a bunch of perl modules that, I suspect, are all available via apt and CPAN. If that's the case, they constitute "convenience copies" -- they save the user the hassle of downloading those libraries separately.
While performing an audit of copyright and license declarations on the codebase, I noticed that there's a huge number of slightly different copyright and license declarations in these perl modules. Documenting these in the debian/copyright file (part of the Debian integration) is tedious and bloats the debian/copyright file considerably. Therefore, I'd like these convenience copies to just be deleted from the codebase. Those people who run the tests can simply use apt or whatever, just like they already need to do for quickcheck2 and haskell dependencies of the tests. Does anyone have an opinion on the proposed course of action (rm -r tests/lib)? _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
