if you use cpan to install Pod::WSDL on CentOS it fails because Test::XML doesn't install correctly
I can't get Test::XML to test correctly at all so I changed the prereqs to install Test::XML with -f
hmm, that must be new in centos 7
that was something that happened in CentOS 6
but it was wierd and slippery
ok, we don't need Test::XML - it's just for tests?
right, its just for testing Pod::WSDL
so if you can get that from a package, for example, you can remove all the Test::XML stuff
ok soudns good
another wrinkle is that I think the force install confuses the dependency checker
so there were packages (like HTML::Template) that weren't getting installed because of missing dependancies
I never really figured out what exactly what was going on
ok maybe we try doing -f Pod::WSDL last then
right, that seems like the way to go (unless something else uses Test::XML, which it might)
right
this on github?
#68
THis is the initial issue
but I've been wreseling with it for a while
ok, thanks
np, I checked that it does work on CentOS 7 (but not 6 anymore because of the -j issue) a few days ago, but it could very well pop up again
if you use cpan to install Pod::WSDL on CentOS it fails because Test::XML doesn't install correctly
I can't get Test::XML to test correctly at all so I changed the prereqs to install Test::XML with -f
hmm, that must be new in centos 7
that was something that happened in CentOS 6
but it was wierd and slippery
ok, we don't need Test::XML - it's just for tests?
right, its just for testing Pod::WSDL
so if you can get that from a package, for example, you can remove all the Test::XML stuff
ok soudns good
another wrinkle is that I think the force install confuses the dependency checker
so there were packages (like HTML::Template) that weren't getting installed because of missing dependancies
I never really figured out what exactly what was going on
ok maybe we try doing -f Pod::WSDL last then
right, that seems like the way to go (unless something else uses Test::XML, which it might)
right
this on github?
#68
THis is the initial issue
but I've been wreseling with it for a while
ok, thanks
np, I checked that it does work on CentOS 7 (but not 6 anymore because of the -j issue) a few days ago, but it could very well pop up again