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Why pod names are lower-cased? #24

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antoniogamiz opened this issue Aug 31, 2019 · 5 comments
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Why pod names are lower-cased? #24

antoniogamiz opened this issue Aug 31, 2019 · 5 comments

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@antoniogamiz
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I do not understand why this happens. It's creating some problems.

@finanalyst
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Please be clearer about the problem.
From the information here it isn't clear

@antoniogamiz
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What I mean is, if the relative path to a pod6 file inside a dir, is "Type/X/IO", why does Pod::Cached convert that path to 'type/x/io'? Is there a reason?

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JJ commented Sep 1, 2019

He means lower-cased.

@antoniogamiz antoniogamiz changed the title Why pod names are lower-ased? Why pod names are lower-cased? Sep 1, 2019
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What I want to know is why this is necessary:

# Normalise the cache name to lower case
$nm = $nm.subst(/ \. \w+ $/, '').lc;

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JJ commented Sep 4, 2019

test 020-sources.t dies if that line is commented off, and several of its tests fail. This probably needs to be changed in the new version.

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