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0.29: perl is not installed #22
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OK, I gave it a second chance.
This is end of output of mechacpan and there is no "Binary does not appear to be usable:" messages according to code. Then I download and unpack https://dnld.mechacpan.us/dist/perl-v5.36.0-x86_64-linux-glibc-2.35.tar.xz $ ldd ./test/v5.36.0/bin/perl
Also, I have not seen a code that would download archives for operating systems like "os-ubuntu:22.04-perl-5.36.0". Is it still in progress? |
Thank you for the report. This particular issue I will investigate more deeply. At the very least, the process should have proceeded and built perl from sources. That said, ideally the binary should have worked, but I have a suspicion that a Fedora version shares the same glibc version, built the perl binary but with a different libcrypt dependency. The building and using of binaries is still a bit new and I'm trying to figure out the exact pieces needed. The os-:-perl-* pieces is not for the downloading by MechaCPAN, its purpose is more for tracking of the build process of what OS combinations have been built as well as a convenience for people looking at what's available. Underneath they are just symlinks to the perl--linux- versions. Determining the OS to build that slug is quite complicated, and the names provided in the os- version are built based on the build process, not by MechaCPAN. So the process, right now, is built based upon the operating conditions of how perl was built, which currently only looks at libc. |
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The I have made a couple changes that are going out in v0.30:
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wsl2 ubuntu 22
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