On Thu Apr 10 05:30:11 2008, solutions@overmeer.net wrote:
Show quoted text> * jesper@krogh.cc via RT (bug-XML-Compile@rt.cpan.org) [080410 09:05]:
> >
> > Thu Apr 10 05:04:57 2008: Request 34817 was acted upon.
> > Transaction: Ticket created by jesper@krogh.cc
> > Queue: XML-Compile
> > Subject: Reduce dependencies..
> > Broken in: 0.73
> >
> > XML::Compile has pretty harsh requirements.. on an Ubuntu Gutsy (latest
> > Ubuntu release) an installation of XML::Compile 0.73 would force an
> > update of the perl-installations due to the Math::BigInt requirement.
> > Isn't it possible to circumvent that?
>
> What do you mean with "the perl-installations" ? What needs to be
> updated? The newest version from Math::BigInt is available as dual
> lived module from CPAN.
>
> Math::BigInt is rather crucial for a correct functioning of XML::Compile
> (because the XML Schema spec defines that a "Decimal" should support at
> least 18 digits)
Sorry if I'm too distribution specific.
Ubuntu Gutsy provides Math::BigInt 1.77, which is delivered by the
perl-modules, build by the perl source package that also provices the
perl-interpreter. So in order to create an updated package of this with
the new Math::BigInt to push out to our servers I have to go through and
build and update a new'er version of "perl-modules" and "perl".
So my question was.. is 1.78 of Math::BigInt really a hard requirement?
since it is giving quite lagre update challenges.
Thanks.