Having looked at the code for the MANIFEST check, I see that it uses
File::Find to enumerate what's present, and then checks that each item
in the MANIFEST is in the set of files that it found. So the problem
seems to amount to File::Find failing to recurse into subdirectories.
I suspect that the
James E Keenan wrote:
>That's what puzzling to me: The fact that cpanm (or perhaps 'make'
>underneath cpanm) is missing the kit in its entirety.
How does it know which files are missing? It must have at least access
to the MANIFEST. The preceding cpanm trace shows that it read META.json,
and si
Today my attention was drawn to this older post on Stack Overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37009887/cpanm-perl-module-installation-failed-on-make-and-make-test
The original poster apparently found a work-around for his problem, but
I felt there were still puzzling things about the ca
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