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Uploaded a module. (Score:2)

by Shlomi Fish (918)

I uploaded Test-Run-Plugin-FailSummaryComponents, and will hopefully upload its CmdLine equivalent soon.
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- CGI-App-NNI + How is your Count Calculated? (Score:2)
  
  by Shlomi Fish (918) <shlomif@iglu.org.il> on 2006.05.13 10:18 (#47696) Homepage Journal
  
  Replying to myself, I'd like to add that I uploaded CGI-Application-NetNewsIface [cpan.org] version 0.0101 (its first non-developer release) as I don't know whether your count excludes modules that only have developer releases.
  
  It would be a good idea to mention whether this is the case: does the number of CPAN distributions that you mention includes CPAN distrs that only have had developer releases (i.e: with versions that contain underscores) so far?
  
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  - Re:CGI-App-NNI + How is your Count Calculated? (Score:1)
    
    by Alias (5735)
    
    I honesty have no idea whatsoever, I'm simply going off the "headline" number on the front page of cpan.org.
    
    With any set of modules as bit CPAN, the "number" of them is going to become inherently fuzzy, depending on how you measure it.
    
    So I go with the headline quantity, which apparently doesn't QUITE match the total number of distros, as mentioned by someone earlier.

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