https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2338799
Dan Book <gri...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Dan Book <gri...@gmail.com> ---
Note that if the perl binary is present in an installed system, it is there as
a dependency and only the modules that are depended on by the system will be
included. If you want to use the perl binary for any other purpose than the
installed system required it for, you should `dnf install perl`, which will
install the full Perl core.
Further, if you want to install CPAN modules outside of those packaged in RPM
for your system, I would recommend to either install them in a local::lib in
your home directory (you can install perl-homedir to set this up automatically
for all users), or install your own perl using perl-build or perlbrew or plenv.
The risk of manually installing CPAN modules is that these will install to
sitelib, which is preferred over vendorlib, and you may install a version of a
module which is not compatible with an RPM-installed version in vendorlib
expected by a system function.
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