On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 1:13 PM, Brad Lhotsky <brad.lhot...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Not to mention the RedHat Perl distribution has been notoriously bad. I
> know the last 5.8.8 release still shipped without weak reference support.
> Try to install Moose or any Modern Perl Module, without weak reference
> support!
Hmmmm, interesting because we are just pushing forward with a new
project based on Moose
> I'm moving to building my own Perl installed in /opt/local/perl and then
> I'll setup a CPAN::Mini site. I'll use Puppet to push the CPAN::Config.pm
> to all my boxes to use the local repository. I'll need to setup something
> to monitor CPAN for updates to packages I'm mirroring locally.
For me I don't even care about updates. We generally do not want any
updates on RPMs or CPAN without spinning them through a thorough test
cycle, so we don't want anything updated automatically.
> There are several projects that I'm working on that will require a "Perl
> Environment Freeze." Those will be separate CPAN::Config.pm's.
> That's one of my next projects, so I'll let you know how it goes. I'm a
> Perl programmer at heart, which means I'm lazy, which means I'll have the
> "add module + dependencies to local cpan::mini repository scripted (if it's
> not already)."
Please keep me posted!!!
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