Revert "perl-modules: do not create perllocal.pod, for determinism" #70317
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This reverts commit d0bad14. We don't need this any more, because the generated timestamps are always set to 1970-01-01. Reverting this will mean we get man pages for perl programs for free, because those are generally part of the `install' target.
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/cc maintainer @edolstra. I know basically nothing about the perl ecosystem, and the author of original commit has been inactive here for years. |
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Seeing a few failures on staging-next (#71221) from this, where adding I don't have any insight into the perl stuff either, so not sure if there's a better way to fix the few failures than just adding |
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I don't have any insight into the perl stuff either, so not sure if
there's a better way to fix the few failures than just adding
`installTargets`. Just came across this when I saw a bunch of gnome3
stuff failing due to XMLSAXExpat.
That sounds like the way to go to me.
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This reverts commit d0bad14.
I don’t think we need this any more, because the generated timestamps are
always set to 1970-01-01.
Reverting this will mean we get man pages for perl programs for free,
because those are generally part of the `install' target.