RE: Mime-Base64 Pending PRs

The “Enable strict and warnings on all tests” is soo stupid It is no modernization, it is just plain stupod From: Nicolas R. Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 2:03 AM To: gisle@it.uib.no Cc: module-authors@perl.org Subject: Mime-Base64 Pending PRs

RE: Mime-Base64 Pending PRs

consider modern already, so that it now has these “use strict; use warnings;” but does not have webassembly (WebPerl), and also deprecated threading? And warnings.pm is too bloated, to my taste. From: Nicolas Rochelemagne Sent: Sunday, June 21, 2020 12:33 AM To: Konovalov, Vadim Cc: Nicolas R

RE: Please give me COMAINT on https://metacpan.org/release/pyperl

There are also https://github.com/proyvind/pyperl https://github.com/vadrer/python-perl ...which are useful So your update is at https://www.shlomifish.org/Files/files/dirs/python-perlmodule/SOURCES/ ? what it can currently do? Do you plan to place it to github? -Original Message- From

RE: Please give me COMAINT on https://metacpan.org/release/pyperl

> It is just a mirror of the mageia .src.rpm. > I'll compare it to the other two repositories. Thanks! I don't mind someone > else comainting or taking over: Actually I had a plans to update the module, but then I somewhat lost an interest in it. However if community thinks that this module woul

RE: what to do with dead camels ?

> I wouldn't mind there being something in PAUSE that says "you have to > touch the module once a year." I don't mean worthless updates, like but how do you distinguish cases when module does not need updates, just because it does not needs to be updated (still in a good shape)? one-year cycle

RE: what to do with dead camels ?

> It turns out that in June there were 4000+ hits on modules in the could you please teach me how do you look such statistic? Is it available for public? TIA, Vadim.

RE: Another sticky module naming issue

> > It seems to me that part of the problem is that modules > don't contain > > enough metadata. This is starting to change, with META.yaml support > > being added to the CPAN indexer, but there is still not enough. > > Does anybody have a list of modules that are currently being > updated that

RE: Tk usage with / from perl in Cygwin env

Another option for you to try is using Tcl::Tk module from CPAN which uses existing Tcl/Tk installation and therefore should be easier to use, because its tiny. > -Original Message- > From: linda w [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 4:24 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];

How do I prohibit analyzis for packages for certain files on CPAN upload?

Dear all, the problem is following. My distribution has demo file that has some package defined inside it. Then I upload a distribution to CPAN. After that system tries to identify packages names even for files that I do not want to. And create READMEs and documentation for what I also do not wan

How can I inform to CPAN system that TclTk-0.75 and Tcl-Tk-0.76 a re same module but different versions?

Could you please advice how can I inform to CPAN system that TclTk-0.75 and Tcl-Tk-0.76 are same module but different versions? The problem is seen here: http://search.cpan.org/~vkon/ The problem appears right after changing name in Makefile.PL Best regards, Vadim Konovalov,

RE: How can I inform to CPAN system that TclTk-0.75 and Tcl-Tk-0. 76 a re same module but different versions?

> On Apr 5, 2004, at 2:41 AM, Konovalov, Vadim wrote: > > Could you please advice how can I inform to CPAN system that > > TclTk-0.75 and > > Tcl-Tk-0.76 are same module but different versions? > > The problem is seen here: http://search.cpan.org/~vkon/ > > >

RE: Perl's Sacrifice Stone

> I started a vonlontary review on Perl Monks. I don't know if What is your URL? > it's the best > place but since they have reviews I thought it would be a > good place to > start with (and I couldn't think of a better place). It PerlMonks site is quite conservative, so they will probably n

how do I ask for perl.org community to support mailing list for a CPAN module?

Dear all, CPAN FAQ at http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html has information about mailing list: Many of the lists are open for general subscription. If you don't see a list that interests you and would like to start your own you may ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] to set one up for you if you cannot host

RE: how do I ask for perl.org community to support mailing list f or a CPAN module?

My request was resolved recently by Ask Bjorn Hansen, thank you all! > Dear all, > > CPAN FAQ at http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html has > information about > mailing list: > > Many of the lists are open for general subscription. If you > don't see a list > that interests you and would lik

RE: CPAN::Forum

> > >The same hack as rt.cpan.org uses - attempt a login on > pause.cpan.org > > >using the ID and password provided. If PAUSE accepts it, > then you know > > >it's the real thing. > > > > That would mean my server if cracked could be used to collect PAUSE > > passwords. I am not sure I'd like t

Can I edit my posts on CPAN::Forum to (hopefully) improve them?

subj TIA, VKON

mentioning module's discussion mailing list

Is it safe to mention discussion mailing list having form [EMAIL PROTECTED] in CPAN module? I mean, if I'll invite people asking questions at [EMAIL PROTECTED], will it add a headache for people filtering spam? Which is common practice? Best regards, Vadim.

RE: mentioning module's discussion mailing list

> > Is it safe to mention discussion mailing list having form > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] in CPAN module? > > I’m not sure I follow. “Safe” in what sense? I mean harmless to everybody - mostly for administrators of lists on 'perl.org' domain related to a module, and may be for a readers. > > > I mean

RE: mentioning module's discussion mailing list

> > I mean, if I'll invite people asking questions at > [EMAIL PROTECTED], will > > it > > add a headache for people filtering spam? > > Is it a list you're in charge of, or someone else's? In general you > should ask a list administrator (or just the list itself) before > directing a group o