Hi Buddy, > After I uploaded my new module Date::Easy a while back, I got a failure > notice from PAUSE:
I only just noticed your email. PAUSE-related issues are better raised to modules@perl.org <mailto:modules@perl.org>, or you can send to both modules@ and module-authors. >> This distribution name can only be used by users with permission for the >> package Date::Easy, which you do not have. No modules will be indexed. > > Of course, I had checked for that prior to uploading, but perhaps I'm looking > in the wrong place. My understanding was that the permissions would be > listed here: > > http://www.cpan.org/modules/06perms.txt > > but I don't see Date::Easy listed there. Is there somewhere else I should be > looking? I *think* that the problem is this line in your META.json file: "provides" : {}, If you include a “provides” section in your dist’s metadate, then PAUSE will take that as the definitive list of packages in your dist, and won’t look at the code. And PAUSE now requires that a dist includes a package where the name matches the dist name (ie dist Date-Easy should have a module Date::Easy), but there wasn’t such a module listed in “provides”, hence the warning. I’ll raise a ticket on PAUSE, as I think it could be more helpful when the provides block is empty. Cheers, Neil
