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Or rather than doing it with CPAN Testers (Score:1)
If anyone has got some time (rather than hardware) to contribute and would like to do so by rolling virtual test images of various perl platforms (rather than physical boxes of various perl platforms) please drop by irc.perl.org #pita and help us work on CPAN Testers 2.0 (ugh).
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I'm particularly interested in talking to someone who can set up operating systems to have multiple versions of perl installed on it.
Re:Or rather than doing it with CPAN Testers (Score:2)
David Langren has all the Perl releases of 5.8.x on Linux, which he uses to run CPAN testing. I'm certainly interested in PITA, but mailing lists are better for me to be involved in discussions. I've been trying to get PITA running on Windows (5.6.1), but unfortunately I've had problems with prerequisites. I've ended up posting several RT tickets this week :(
Re:Or rather than doing it with CPAN Testers (Score:1)
Now we have Vanilla Perl, I'm slowly churning through bugs in dependencies so we can announce it more properly.
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