On Tue, Nov 11, 2003 at 07:08:31PM -0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
No more than you have to maintain anything else in Apache::Test. The
META.yml should be handled in the stand-alone Apache::Test distribution just the same as any file. Then you just copy it into mod_perl, same as any other file in Apache::Test.
That's the simplest approach. You're just bundling someone else's module.
Yes, but this one is not a simple case of bundling. A-T actually lives inside the mod_perl 2.0 distro, so we don't copy anything when releasing mp2. We just release A-T more often than mod_perl 2.0. So it has its own META.yml.
Sounds like you should split Apache::Test off into its own project just on general organizational principles.
Well, it's a tricky one. It does live in a different cvs repository, but it's checked out via cvs modules alias into the modperl-2.0 module ;)
Otherwise, you can always throw something like this into your release script.
cd Apache-Test && make metafile
Aha! that's what I was after. So we just need to mangle the 'dist' target to do the above. Thanks Michael!
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