Parents (Total: 23)

The searched file hash is included in 23 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
MD5	94A02D897CAC500AEC81575FC73B0193
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	This module proposes a straightforward method for adding local directory to @INC. It takes a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to @INC.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	6.fc33
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	0F87401EB4775770B3555BE2A8C82ADA1873F11E
SHA-256	00BDBDC314017AB2EBF3D2F9658750DE3932575302C874503716A77D628D4AF2

Key	Value
MD5	E06461E7F32466E48A4879A314F866DB
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	19C53860C6C3A8C9D5CF83C1CF94FF9E61133AF3
SHA-256	56720B2A6D83D24F33ABDC611A88D955ECEDB605FD112E0FC56F34E74CA8DD51

Key	Value
MD5	24CE1C9954085600FBB9BEB669DE91A7
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	3.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	49A52BAA81A4989C2F254CFBE31346F1AAC0009A
SHA-256	F767A0743DA37C927AC50CDB316FE32863FF325A25B8D22DC45F77D341636D3D

Key	Value
MD5	317C924CA55A0C98DCC3410A3FBA6D15
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp151.1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	558ADD26FD8F19AE8176D3DBDC724E09DA63545E
SHA-256	B6B98E593F06AF9A2EA410C8EE11D1F182F93071A916C66EE472B39CE67A25A8

Key	Value
MD5	93F114BBCE51991E6A8813CF3C1C458F
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to perlvar/"@INC" to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the perldata/"Special Literals", make it absolute, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with the lib manpage.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the /"SYNOPSIS"can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageMaintainer	tv <tv>
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.mga9
PackageVersion	1.1.0
SHA-1	5791B9F73D20C920EBA8A33DF61DA3733CEDD9AF
SHA-256	26551C022D5F8AF510ECA152979655D9590406B906C2CA3CB072653E61715EA8

Key	Value
MD5	0F04EAC73BB6E176B3E4AD1FEF801AF9
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	bp154.1.21
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	71722FD3DA98A039C5DB93C3DEAC4CFCA540EBCE
SHA-256	39AA0236CC0FE7D01031BC7EE9F610DDEA5FC91C3660F59627D60F30416816A3

Key	Value
MD5	E2A83C1EE5132421F1166097BC1C4FBF
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp152.1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	71DA21550D3D68A55225BB45C41A8850D04F0EF0
SHA-256	43C8AF986EB4F8B90A7D6053F53C8694CFE61E2F9699B176C885D2037ACEE9E0

Key	Value
MD5	5E0593F58854BB89C9F20258ABC62ECD
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to perlvar/"@INC" to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used the FindBin manpage module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the perldata/"Special Literals", absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with the lib manpage.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to the lib manpage. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the the /"SYNOPSIS" manpage can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageMaintainer	tv <tv>
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.mga7
PackageVersion	1.0.0
SHA-1	738789808B64B73CEA3E0B2BAC3E9DC150D9E713
SHA-256	53E08A5BE87A79A41DEA71BBA3886C39A4E76A5BCD27EF49FBBF2E107CD8B105

Key	Value
MD5	62B12BBFECD153331A53EDF15EB5C257
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.3
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	75942E16251CFC080A9D47F58A2A01684CDD1E60
SHA-256	0CF5430B0439950B506590C3C84FB040800A7B653D4D6205CC697C0282B1591E

Key	Value
MD5	C9420519F02D79DE558F06540277673A
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	bp155.1.5
PackageVersion	1.001
SHA-1	868459B5F1DBC8052122C775DBA6BB4FFE846948
SHA-256	BC1DE06E4726117666171BBFA8D6EB44B62D84997CACF3213E7E84CF680DC82F