Marius Bakke <mbakke@fastmail.com> writes:

> Oleg Pykhalov <go.wigust@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> The following are new to me, so should I add a "v" in (version …) for
>> those packages?  I see for example perl-file-find-object has it.
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>> /home/natsu/src/guix-wip-licensecheck/gnu/packages/license.scm:108:2: licensecheck@3.0.31: can be upgraded to v3.0.31
>> /home/natsu/src/guix-wip-licensecheck/gnu/packages/license.scm:33:2: perl-regexp-pattern-license@3.0.31: can be upgraded to v3.0.31
>> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
>
> This is a bug in the CPAN updater.  We strip the 'v' prefix from package
> versions, which confuses the updater when upstream uses a 'v' prefix in
> the metadata.
>
> It would be nice to make it ignore that :-)

Sorry, not clear to me.  Should I add a "v" prefix to the version field?

I see a bunch of packages packages have "v" prefix:
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./gnu/packages/perl.scm:3599:    (version "v2.49.1")
./gnu/packages/perl.scm:7969:    (version "v0.0.2")
./gnu/packages/perl.scm:8697:  (version "v0.2.13")
./gnu/packages/networking.scm:778:  (version "v0.003")
./gnu/packages/mail.scm:1755:  (version "v2.9.0")
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Oleg.