[Quoting David Golden, on January 21 2010, 06:30, in "Re: CPAN Testers Dai"] > It's just the packlist that gets installed with Module::Build. I.e. > by ExtUtils::Packlist. All this means is that you can't bundle on a > Perl that came with M::B 0.36+ because there are no packlists for > modules distributed with the Perl core. (That is an issue I haven't > had a chance to pursue with p5p.)
Again, does that mean I have to include a packlist with absolute file names derived from the build system that may (will) not correspond to the file names used on the target system? > > What minimal version of M::B has sufficient support for prereq ? > > 0.32 Okay, I'll try this first. > Or, since you have a Makefile.PL, you could add Build.PL to your > MANIFEST.SKIP file and only ship the Makefile.PL. You'd have Build.PL > for your use as an author, but would avoid Module::Build being an > install-time dependency for your users. That could be worth an investigation. Thanks for the answers, pointers, patience, and the nice tools. -- Johan
