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Use the CPAN Luke (Score:2)

by barbie (2653) <reversethis-{ku. ... m} {ta} {eibrab}> on 2005.10.27 8:44 (#44204) Homepage Journal
Whatever you think you need to try, nearly always someone has got there before you....
- Acme::Prereq::A [cpan.org]
- Acme::Prereq::B [cpan.org]
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- Re:Use the CPAN Luke (Score:1)
  
  by cog (4665)
  
  But I did use it... it's just that between the search I made and the day I finally decided to create the modules, those two showed up :-)
  
  Anyway, recursive dependency is only the first version of what I want to try, so my two modules (or at least one of them) will eventually see another version with another test. At some point, when I'm satisfied, I'll probably delete them.

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