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On CentOS7, the error message is:
'This account is currently not available.'
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It was failing for older versions of rpm since
commit 32c4bc874e3f7fc99188bf045902b1018f38855a
This fix the counting & adjust to missing pkg name when erasing with
older rpms
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rationale: CPAN testers installs genhdlist2 using cpan but do not have
/usr/local/bin in their PATH
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ensure urpm.pm has a lesser version than URPM.pm due to CPAN ignoring
case because of Windows users, thus making sure URPM is indexed
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Related: RT#127881
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rationale: CentOS 7's rpm doesn't support eg Recommendstag, it only
knows their definitions but is unable to parse a spec file using
Recommends
Ideally we should be able to detect a too old/unpatched rpm...
Technically, we could check whether it's Mageia < 6 which did have an
non upstream implementation (but was using Suggests tag instead of
Recommends and so would need testsuite adaption -- not worth it)
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Needs perl-URPM-5.25 (it won't work with rpm < 4.12.x)
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we need a rpmtools that rely on Digest::MD5 instead of md5sum so that
urpmi's coverage can increase (aka stop t/02create_pkgs.t to fail
everywhere)
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should workaround some failures such as:
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/6d3e1bc0-3755-11ea-83ea-5104bae6192e
The plan was already output at /usr/lib/perl5/5.22.3/Test/Builder.pm
line 2510.
t/superuser--suggests.t .........................................
All 126 subtests passed
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should have been done 14 years ago in
commit 8a85388373bca5c259c3c57411dc3bd2b4a234d7
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Rationale: It needs a Mageia specific patch that introduces
Time::ZoneInfo->current_zone()"
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where rpmquery default to outputing NVRA (vs NVR on Mageia)
reuse check_installed_fullnames() where needed instead of introducing %{NVR}
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no need to show red in cpan-testers matrix if local chroot's /proc isn't
mounted :-)
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actually it really needs genhdlist2 from rpmtools
The later provides a dummy rpmtools.pm package so that cpan testers can
be happy
We need at least 7.11 as previous versions forced vendor dir which is
usually not defined, thus resulting in:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ERROR: Can't create '/'
Do not have write permissions on '/'
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Which made urpmi's testsuite to fail on most cpan testers due to
genhdlist2 not being available
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thus fixing:
Tried to use 'urpm::args'.
Error: syntax error at /data/home/cpansand/.cpan/build/2020010714/urpmi-v8.120.3-4/blib/lib/urpm/util.pm line 71, near "/."
(Might be a runaway multi-line // string starting on line 69)
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it got broken when wee added support for rpm 4.13.0 in
commit cdcb6c6359e8ee2a590c3c40aa3b4d57ec3b1e80
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Undefined subroutine &urpm::select::_rpm_version called at t/superuser--media_info_dir.t line 55.
which wents undetected by the testsuite for quite some time... sigh...
bug introduced in commit 60b5009cc4679d4b55fb0490d4d273b5cc6f220c
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as seen in CPAN reports:
<<<
...retrieving failed: no webfetch found, supported webfetch are: curl,
wget, prozilla, aria2
no metadata found for medium "various"
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Whic results in:
<<<
Test Summary Report
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t/superuser--http.t (Wstat:
2560 Tests: 11 Failed: 10)
Failed tests: 2-11
Non-zero exit status: 10
Files=40, Tests=3775, 953 wallclock secs ( 1.19 usr 0.08 sys + 309.33
cusr 52.13 csys = 362.73 CPU)
Result: FAIL
Failed 1/40 test programs. 10/3775 subtests failed.
make: *** [Makefile:1155: test_dynamic] Error 255
(/usr/bin/make test exited with 512)
CPAN::Reporter: Test result is 'fail', One or more tests failed.
>>>
And indeed:
$ rpm -q curl wget prozilla aria2
package curl is not installed
package wget is not installed
package prozilla is not installed
package aria2 is not installed
Should have been done in commit 360f05b8db2029cb62c11f7eddb7fb57f3b774f1
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also switching one character back from UTF to ASCII
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