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by spazm (9494) on 2010.07.21 12:34 (#72195)

Thank you for this look into your process. It is great to hear how different companies do this internally. I hosted a discussion on this at LA.pm and was surprised by the variety.
How do you maintain your CPAN mirror? What is your process for verifying that updated modules are needed or allowed? How do you mark packages you do not want to update?

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