On 2010-02-15 11:52 AM, Bill Ward wrote:
I think you probably should just delete it and re-upload it.
That would have been my inclination -- but apparently it takes three
days to delete a file and in the mean time it wouldn't let me upload the
same file to a different location.
I've resolve
Bill Ward wrote:
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Bill Weinman wrote:
On 2010-02-15 11:52 AM, Bill Ward wrote:
I think you probably should just delete it and re-upload it.
That would have been my inclination -- but apparently it takes three days
to delete a file and in the mean time it w
# from Bill Weinman
# on Monday 15 February 2010 11:50:
>I've resolved it for now; as it happens I've updated the library and
>bumped the version number - but it would still be nice to know how to
> do this -- and how to delete a file more immediately.
That's basically how it is done: Bump the v
Recently I submitted IP::World, my first module using M::B.
I think that the standard install process does not syntax check
Perl scripts in a scripts folder. Is that right?
So I would like to add some tests to one of my test files,
involving something like `perl -c scripts/my_script`, and
fail i
Hi there,
Thanks for your contribution to CPAN.
> So I would like to add some tests to one of my test files,
> involving something like `perl -c scripts/my_script`, and
> fail if there's an error.
There is a module for this - Test::Script - which can be integrated
into your test suite.
>
> My qu
Thanks Jonathan,
Test::Script would have filled the bill nicely if it
didn't have so many dependencies. I have aborted
installations for having than many!
So I ended up with the following, which works fine in my
test program:
my $build = Module::Build->current();
my $tail = $build->is_unixish(
