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Like yours, but done with PPI... (Score:1)
I really should chuck some proper docs on this and release it properly, instead of just relying on word of mouth
Re:Like yours, but done with PPI... (Score:1)
At first, I also thought of tackling the problem with PPI, but it has the disadvantage of not being able to much with the pod (I think) and, of course, non-Perl files like the README and friends. And those are the harder half of the problem, because in the code one could do
and get away with only changing the $VERSION in My::Module. Or, at least, I think one could do that. I've didn't dare to put that theory to the test with CPAN yet. :-)
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