>>> Doing the -t will take care of all of the dependencies, won't it? >>> Certainly seemed to when I was testing my script earlier. > > Yes.
Ah, but for a different version of "yes" than I was thinking about. I wasn't really paying attention as stuff scrolled by, just noticed that dependencies seemed to be "getting taken care of". I thought they were getting installed regularly, not in the way you described. So now I get Leo's point :-) > Personally I find not installing things inefficient because you may have > to build dependencies again and again. Indeed. > But one of the beauties of cpantesters is that everybody finds a different > way to do it so that we > find different bugs. As diplomatic as ever, Andreas ;-) Neil
