perl-test-cleannamespaces has ‘native-inputs ’ and ‘propagated-inputs’ swapped
(address . bug-guix@gnu.org)
87r0re4nu2.fsf@inria.fr
Hi!
As of commit c5fa9dd0e96493307cc76ea098a6bca9b076e012, the
‘perl-test-cleannamespaces’ package appears to have ‘native-inputs’ and
‘propagated-inputs’ swapped compared to what the importer generates:
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(native-inputs
(list perl-file-pushd perl-test-requires perl-test-deep
perl-test-warnings perl-test-needs))
(propagated-inputs
(list perl-namespace-clean
perl-package-stash
perl-sub-identify
perl-sub-exporter
perl-file-find-rule
perl-file-find-rule-perl))
versus:
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$ guix import cpan Test-CleanNamespaces
Starting download of /tmp/guix-file.tMYSLi
From http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/E/ET/ETHER/Test-CleanNamespaces-0.24.tar.gz...
…aces-0.24.tar.gz 36KiB 41.8MiB/s 00:00 ???????????????????? 100.0%
(package
(name "perl-test-cleannamespaces")
(version "0.24")
(source (origin
(method url-fetch)
(uri (string-append
"mirror://cpan/authors/id/E/ET/ETHER/Test-CleanNamespaces-"
version ".tar.gz"))
(sha256
(base32
"0yijspncqgmbkkxrh66xx1pliajar05yqhzq6m4nb6p8x1lmb39k"))))
(build-system perl-build-system)
(native-inputs `(("perl-file-pushd" ,perl-file-pushd)
("perl-moo" ,perl-moo)
("perl-moose" ,perl-moose)
("perl-moosex-role-parameterized" ,perl-moosex-role-parameterized)
("perl-mouse" ,perl-mouse)
("perl-namespace-clean" ,perl-namespace-clean)
("perl-role-tiny" ,perl-role-tiny)
("perl-sub-exporter" ,perl-sub-exporter)
("perl-test-deep" ,perl-test-deep)
("perl-test-needs" ,perl-test-needs)
("perl-test-warnings" ,perl-test-warnings)))
(propagated-inputs `(("perl-module-runtime" ,perl-module-runtime)
("perl-package-stash" ,perl-package-stash)
("perl-package-stash-xs" ,perl-package-stash-xs)
("perl-role-tiny" ,perl-role-tiny)
("perl-sub-identify" ,perl-sub-identify)))
(home-page "https://metacpan.org/release/Test-CleanNamespaces")
(synopsis "Check for uncleaned imports")
(description fill-in-yourself!)
(license perl-license))
Am I missing something?
Ludo’.