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CPAN Testers Summary - July 2009 - The Dark Side Of The Moon 2 Comments More | Login | Reply /

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  • I tried some time ago testing on 5.5, I was able to install CPAN::Reporter that time (now you won't be able to install fresh CPAN.pm there), but somehow Safe.pm got upgraded and it stopped working.

    Later I tried 5.4, it was hard even to install it, and upgrading CPAN.pm is very hard, so I was not able to install even CPAN::Reporter.

    I guess it up to real users of these versions to try to make reporting toolchain working. They deploy their software, but do they install CPAN modules?

    • but do they install CPAN modules?

      From personal experience, yes. However, in some instances BACKPAN is used to get the tarball of a older known working version :)

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