On Tuesday 18 July 2006 15:57, Jonathan Rockway wrote: > 2) Get M::I into the core of perl, so that everyone has a known-good > tested-everywhere version.
For various values of "everyone" and "everywhere" perhaps. > Actually now I see a third resolution: don't use M::I for CPAN modules. > CPAN (the software) handles dependency installing, it's standard with > perl, good enough. I do like M::I, I just can't think of why it's > really necessary for CPAN modules. (For non-CPAN perl packages, though, > it's a GREAT idea.) That's my preference as well. -- c
