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Id: 90180
Status: resolved
Priority: 0/
Queue: Paludis-ResumeState-Serialization

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Broken in: 0.01000409
Fixed in: 0.01000410



Subject: Fails since v5.17.0-360-g9da1dd8
As per subject. Link to the commit: http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git/commit/9da1dd8f41c98df713957a658aa8fefcdf57163c Sample fail report: http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/99e4da96-490f-11e3-b447-c0721e63232d This report is with a recent bleadperl and Regexp::Grammars seems to work OK except for the noise it produces. So maybe there's an open issue somewhere. HTH && Thanks,

Thanks.

It was indeed mostly just failing due to Regexp::Grammars, mostly, because the code relied upon a mechanic, the specific mechanic that Regexp::Grammars warning is about, namely: The code was using functions in the same logical scope, but the change in 5.18 meant those functions were no longer visible in the same scope as the text of the regexp they were compiled with.
 

However, it was something that could be coded around, and by simply fully qualifying them the problem vanished.

It was then I discovered the only real bug in my code, in that one of the tests had an implict dependency on the return order of some keys(), which caused a failure.

All of the above should now be fixed, and on their way to a CPAN near you =)