That's great. I appreciate it.

For example:

cpanm -L local DBI@1.01 will install DBI into local subdirectory of your current dir

Later on, you can load this version of DBI package with perl -I key.

perl -I local/lib/perl5 -E 'use DBI; say $DBI::VERSION'

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