Hi Andreas, 2016-07-17 12:15 GMT+03:00 Andreas Tille <[email protected]>:
> > > You should also upload profbval (I've made changes after last upload, but > > mention them in changelog in wrong place - now this is fixed). > > Upload as well. > > > I'll fix spelling warnings in libgo perl then. > > Fine. > Fixed. > > > BTW, can you remember any details regarding this problem with profphd > > (citation from upstream's ChangeLog file): > > " > > profphd (1.0.42) unstable; urgency=low > > > > * Make prof work with Debian Jessie by requiring perlbrew package > > and have it install independent perl v5.10 instance. $[ has been > > moved from perl core >=5.16.0 into arybase, and does not produce > > the same side effects as in previous perl versions, therefore > > breaking prof when run using perl v5.20 in Jessie. > > > > -- Timothy Karl (Aerialis) <[email protected]> Thu, 23 Jul 2015 > 16:44:30 > > +0200 > > " > > Sorry, no idea. I do not speak Perl as fluently as fully understanding > these details. > +1. > > > What exactly side effect does he mean? And what erratic behaviour? If you > > don't know, I'll check RostLab's bugs page, write to upstream contacts > (via > > all possible ways, since it doesn't look like they answer emails fast) > and > > try to fix. > > I'm afraid that the people who are in our changelogs and control files > might have left rostlab meanwhile and do not even have access to their > mails any more. > I'm afraid you are right :( > > > For now it seems unclear from arybase description ( > > http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl-5.17.1/ext/arybase/arybase.pm#HISTORY), > > what exact "side effect" they use. I tried to update package's supported > > perl version on PC (since I haven't figure out yet how to make > autopkgtest > > use perlbrew correctly), and it seemed to work - when I run > predictprotein > > with that patched version installed, I had no warning messages or errors, > > yay! But probably no errors were shown because I used small portion of > > BLASTP database, and some code portions were not used... Any details on > > that issue will help :) > > May be asking Debian Perl team (for the Perl syntax issue not the > predictprotein issue) might be a good idea. > > Thank you for advice. I'll ask every possible person, since I don't speak Perl fluently too and want to finish tests for these packages as fast as possible and finally to work on some package not written in perl or fortran :) > Kind regards > > Andreas. > > -- > http://fam-tille.de > > -- Best wishes, Tanya.
