Hi! While deploying a lot of custom but CPAN-style code today I once again was bored by the mostly repetitive stuff I had to do (you know, update Changes, bump the version, run the tests, blabla).
I was tempted to enhance the script we're using (which mostly does the git-side of the process, i.e. tag the release and upload it to our custom cpan), but on the other hand I knew that there are some things on CPAN that should make this process easier. CPAN beeing CPAN, there are several things available, and I couldn't find a quick overview about what's $best So, what would you choose to handle releasing of modules that use Module::Build and git and follow the general CPAN dist best practices? ShipIt doesn't like Module::Build, even though there's a patch available (not applied for more than a year: http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=33081 ) Module::Release doesn't seem to handle git Dist::Zilla is more about managing a dist, not releasing it (and I don't want to wait for "the glorious future of Dist::Zilla" :-) Adam Kennedy seems to be working on similar things, but what exactly? So. It seems there's nothing off the shelf that fits my needs. I wouldn't mind contributing to one of the above projects (or to another one..). But to which? What do you use for taking the boring stuff out of module releases? -- #!/usr/bin/perl http://domm.plix.at for(ref bless{},just'another'perl'hacker){s-:+-$"-g&&print$_.$/}
