Hi All, I got a perl script that uses some CPAN modules, and I want to deliver that to a client. I can think of several ways to do that:
1. Use pp ( but then - what if the client wants to change the source later and doesn't want to pp again ?) 2. Give the client a CPAN style build with Makefile.pl, and let them install dependencies on their own 3. Give the client a full directory tree with my script and all dependent modules Now, I want to use (3) to make my client's life as easy as possible. There's just one question - how do I create that folder. The procedure I had in mind involved installing a new perl with perlbrew to match the client's version, then install local::lib to make a dedicated modules folder, install everything I need with cpanm and finally copy the local::lib folder to the project's tree, add "use lib" statements in the script, and zip it to the client. This feels awfully tedious... What do you guys do ? Is there a simple process that escaped my mind ? Thanks, Ynon -- כותב הרצאות ? מדבר מול קהל ? הבלוג שלי לומד לדבר<http://publicspeakr.blogspot.com/>כתוב במיוחד בשבילך.
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