Ditto what Jonathan said. CGI::Session::Serializer::yamlxs is 100% a Koha
module at this point. Doesn't exist on CPAN.
In this case, I created #28519 to make it easier to use additional namespaces
beyond C4 and Koha (and historically OpenILS) without having to update
Makefile.PL. Of course, I
Speaking of benefits, I have a different Perl project I support and develop,
and it stores all its Perl modules in a "./lib" directory, and I'm able to
easily run my app from a git checkout or a package deployment. The only
difference is path configuration.
Also, while I have provided
I was wondering if Koha already had that data, but I'm not so sure.
I am thinking that "make install" would perhaps create a file containing the
index method, and the Debian package build could overwrite that.
David Cook
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Hi,
I see in Perl code some cases where a string in written with a space
between q or qq or qw and string.
Like : qq /foo bar/ instead of qq/foo bar/
It works, but I dont find it in docs like
https://perldoc.perl.org/perlop#Quote-Like-Operators
Most of cases are in :
use CGI qw ( -utf8
Hi!
without knowing a lot of Koha-internals (still..), I'd strongly prefer
to have all the code in a lib dir (as is standard in Perl apps / modules
for ages).
There are also a lot of tools available to make using code stored `lib`
(but not "installed" in the system, i.e. only available in the
Hi Thomas,
I've sent the following notes to the QA team, but maybe it needed to be public.
The history behind 28519 is not trivial :)
"""
To clarify and explain a bit more what we are doing here (to those
outside of the loop):
- We switched from YAML[::Syck] to YAML::XS (22824, 27673)
- We had
Hi!
On Tue, Jun 15, 2021 at 10:19:12AM +0200, Fridolin SOMERS wrote:
> I see in Perl code some cases where a string in written with a space between
> q or qq or qw and string.
> Like : qq /foo bar/ instead of qq/foo bar/
While this works, it is strongly recommended to not use this "feature".
