p5.26-*: tracking broken perl modules

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Buildbot reports from building p5 modules:

​10.5 ​10.6/i386 ​10.6/x86_64 ​10.7 ​10.8 ​10.9 ​10.10 ​10.11 ​10.12

List of failed ports (without listing dependent ports) as fetched from 10.8:

• p5-text-chasen
• p5.26-alien-gimp b98f4de
• p5.26-anyevent 149f24f
• p5.26-app-cli
• p5.26-asa 93af2cc
• p5.26-audio-flac-header
• p5.26-authen-pam 73c6b54
• p5.26-authen-sasl 17b33f9
• p5.26-authen-simple 62755a4
• p5.26-cache-simple-timedexpiry
• p5.26-carp-clan-share
• p5.26-cgi-psgi
• p5.26-class-accessor-grouped
• p5.26-class-accessor-lite
• p5.26-class-autouse 7041d4
• p5.26-class-data-accessor
• p5.26-class-returnvalue
• p5.26-class-trigger
• p5.26-clipboard
• p5.26-clone d53b719
• p5.26-clone-pp ec2942
• p5.26-const-exporter
• p5.26-context-preserve
• p5.26-convert-pem
• p5.26-crypt-dh
• p5.26-crypt-dh-gmp
• p5.26-crypt-openssl-x509
• p5.26-crypt-rsa
• p5.26-crypt-ssleay
• p5.26-crypt-twofish
• p5.26-curses-ui
• p5.26-data-alias
• p5.26-data-dumper-concise
• p5.26-datetime-format-w3cdtf
• p5.26-declare-constraints-simple
• p5.26-devel-ppport
• p5.26-digest-bubblebabble f432a62
• p5.26-digest-whirlpool
• p5.26-encode-hanextra a706458
• p5.26-feed-find
• p5.26-file-homedir
• p5.26-gd-securityimage
• p5.26-glib
• p5.26-html-tree c96171
• p5.26-http-multipartparser
• p5.26-http-parser-xs
• p5.26-http-server-simple 008c194
• p5.26-ifeffit
• p5.26-image-exiftool
• p5.26-libapreq2
• p5.26-libintl-perl
• p5.26-locale-maketext-fuzzy
• p5.26-lwp-authen-wsse
• p5.26-mac-systemdirectory
• p5.26-mime-tools 3b4462a
• p5.26-module-refresh a205341
• p5.26-module-signature
• p5.26-mp3-info
• p5.26-mro-compat
• p5.26-net-curl
• p5.26-net-ssh2
• p5.26-object-destroyer
• p5.26-object-signature
• p5.26-params-classify
• p5.26-parse-yapp
• p5.26-perlio-util
• p5.26-perlio-via-dynamic
• p5.26-pod-tests
• p5.26-prefork
• p5.26-psgi
• p5.26-string-camelcase
• p5.26-svn-mirror 1654e4
• p5.26-svn-simple ccee5a
• p5.26-sys-info-base
• p5.26-task-weaken
• p5.26-test-classapi
• p5.26-test-leaktrace a741611c
• p5.26-test-mock-lwp
• p5.26-test-notabs
• p5.26-test-object
• p5.26-test-subcalls
• p5.26-test-sys-info
• p5.26-test-time 5fe4d95
• p5.26-test-utf8
• p5.26-text-markdown
• p5.26-text-quoted
• p5.26-unicode-collate 6a6daf
• p5.26-unicode-normalize 2ba12b
• p5.26-unicode-utf8
• p5.26-url-encode f521671
• p5.26-url-encode-xs 7114329
• p5.26-warnings-unused
• p5.26-www-curl
• p5.26-wx
• p5.26-xml-autowriter cadfe2
• p5.26-zeromq

[danielluke (Daniel J. Luke)]

This would be easier (for me at least) if the list of ports included the maintainer.

As it is, I think I've fixed p5-html-tree and hacked (PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC=1) p5-class-autouse and p5-xml-autowriter (no upstream updates in a while, so these may be abandoned).

Adding subversion-perlbindings-5.26 fixes p5-svn-simple and I added the hack to p5-svn-mirror (both of which also may be abandoned).

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

I'm sorry, this ticket is not exactly ready yet. I just took a glimpse at 10.8 build logs and did a quick grep/sed expression to list ports that failed to build.

Someone needs to have a look at other builders as well, attach a list of all failed ports, provide a list of failed ports in the port field, provide the full list of maintainers etc. If you fixed some of these ports, feel free to cross them on the list (potentially with a link to commit / commit's shasum).

There's of course a lot more that has to be done, I just wanted to open the ticket before we are no longer able to find the links to logs :)

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.12

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.11

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.10

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.9

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.8

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.7

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.6

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.6 i386

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

Failed p5.26 ports on 10.5 ppc

[mojca (Mojca Miklavec)]

There were some spurious 5.22 ports, see #53884.