I take patches...
Otherwise, please just be patient.
David
On Nov 21, 2009 11:17 AM, "Zefram" wrote:
David Golden wrote: >I don't want someone to "Build manifest" and add it by
mistake.
Maybe "./Build manifest" needs some new logic, then. Not distclean.
-zefram
David Golden wrote:
>I don't want someone to "Build manifest" and add it by mistake.
Maybe "./Build manifest" needs some new logic, then. Not distclean.
-zefram
I don't want someone to "Build manifest" and add it by mistake. Once its
added to the default in EU::Manifest, I'll make that a prereq and we're
done.
Progress is a bitch, eh?
David
On Nov 21, 2009 10:48 AM, "Zefram" wrote:
David Golden wrote: >I'll sort it out. Now that we have MYMETA files w
David Golden wrote:
>I'll sort it out. Now that we have MYMETA files we need to be sure they
>don't get packed up in a dist.
The contents of the distribution is controlled by MANIFEST. There's no
new reason to use SKIP files here.
-zefram
I'll sort it out. Now that we have MYMETA files we need to be sure they
don't get packed up in a dist. Perhaps MANIFEST.SKIP isn't the way to do it,
or maybe we need to just clean up generated SKIP files.
There is a patch for EU::Manifest to add MYMETA to the default skip list,
but I don't think i
I don't use a MANIFEST.SKIP. Using Module::Build 0.35_09 (from the Perl
5.11.2 distribution), "./Build distclean" generates a MANIFEST.SKIP (1197
bytes) and MANIFEST.SKIP.bak (251 bytes), and then complains about the
former not being in MANIFEST. This seems to run contrary to the "clean"
part of
I found the problem and it should now be fixed in blead.
Unfortunately, too late for 5.11.2, but with a monthly release cycle,
we'll soon be back on track.
When dual-core modules moved to the cpan/ directory in the Perl source
tree, the idea was in part that updating them would be a matter of
just
