Kevin A. McGrail wrote on 11/04/17 4:16 PM:
> Any chance you can look at bug 7181 and why sa_compile.t fails?
Fixed.
As KAM has mentioned I've been trying to help go through some of the
differences between the 3.4 branch and trunk to help sync them up a little
more. Understandably some parts (i.e. IDN) shouldn't be merged back,
others are pretty simple (i.e. # use bytes), and others don't belong in
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--- Comment #4 from Mark Martinec ---
That was a biggie for backporting - not in patch size, but in potential
implications.
I hope older perls will be happy with introducing more Unicode strings in
processing.
The
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Re the comment I posted about Encode::Detect on Mac OS: I checked perl sources
and see that it is fixed as of perl 5.17.1, so nothing needs to be done to have
Encode::Detect and
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--- Comment #3 from Mark Martinec ---
3.4:
Sending PerMsgStatus.pm
Committed revision 1791013.
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--- Comment #5 from Kevin A. McGrail ---
Understood. We had two people look at it and I did testing on 5.8.6 on an old
box and 5.16.3 if it makes you feel better. I'm at $dayjob right now but will
make sure to double
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Fixes inappropriate regexp (and surrounding logic)
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--- Comment #6 from Kevin A. McGrail ---
Bill, there is another patch in flight on this. See 7181 which is fixed in
trunk and awaiting a commit for 3.4 branch. Does that fix your issue?
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For 3.4 Committed revision 1790998.
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--- Comment #6 from Bill Cole ---
It seems to only happen in a source tree checked out from Subversion (any
platform) because t/make_install.t is excluded from the distribution package
(listed in
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--- Comment #5 from Sidney Markowitz ---
Does this actually only happen in Solaris? I didn't see the problem on Mac,
Ubuntu, or Fedora. Also, make_install.t runs a make install. If that is not
doing a mkdir where it needs
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On my Mac I reverted from perlbrew to the system perl just in case that made a
difference, but a clean svn update in trunk, perl Makefile.PL and then make
test works fine. This is
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I meant in the Makefile, not in the test.
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--- Comment #19 from Kevin A. McGrail ---
Hi Mark,
Assuming that we still want to leave this in trunk and NOT backport to 3.4/
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--- Comment #21 from Kevin A. McGrail ---
Understood. My plan is not to backport the full IDN stuff.
I will have a few more bugs backported and then that will be 3.4.2.
Then perhaps we get 4.0 (3.5?) moving since these
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--- Comment #20 from Mark Martinec ---
> Assuming that we still want to leave this in trunk and NOT backport to 3.4/
Yes, I think these changes are too heavyweight for a minor release.
[ but it's also true that I
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