We can use the v-string feature provided by Perl itself to normalize the
version numbers of CPAN module rpms. We always convert the legacy decimal
versions to normalized v-string, and use the v-string number as the rpm
version, since v-string is friendly with rpm and also works within the Perl
Hi!
RPM doen't generate proper version numbers for Dev. releases of modules. For
example, perl(CPAN) of f14 is actually 1.94_56 which just means 1.9456. But
the version generated by RPM is 1.94, much smaller than the actual version.
So I hope RPM can manipulate the underscores in version numbers
