At 03:21 PM 10/30/02 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >We check in all of our perl modules into CVS and its a >_MAJOR_ life saver. Keeps everyone on the same path so to >speak.
I think I confused two different things: perl module source vs. installed modules. Do you check in the source or the installed modules? I keep the source of my perl modules under cvs, but not the perl library i.e. the files generated from make install, which might include binary components. I use a PREFIX for my own modules, but I tend to install CPAN modules in the main perl library. My own modules get installed in the application directory tree so that there's still a top level directory for the entire application/site. It does worry me that I'll update a CPAN module (or Apache::*) in the main Perl library and break something some day. (Although on things like updating mod_perl I have copied /usr/local/lib/perl5 before make install.) -- Bill Moseley mailto:moseley@;hank.org
