Re: install snafu with DT::F::MySQL
On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Dave Rolsky wrote: On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Matt Sisk wrote: I'm having some trouble installing DateTime::Format::MySQL using the regular 'cpan' shell (perl -MCPAN -e shell). I've tried this with both Module::Build versions 0.21 and 0.25. The install process correctly tracks a dependency on DateTime::Format::Builder, but after DT::F::Builder is installed, it seems to forget that it was trying to install DT::F::MySQL. So the MySQL module never gets installed. Ah, right. The problem is that DT::F::Builder includes the DT::F::MySQL modules under its examples directory, and PAUSE is indexing it. I need to fix this somehow. I just uploaded new distros of DT::F::Builder DT::F::MySQL, and that should fix it. -dave /*=== House Absolute Consulting www.houseabsolute.com ===*/
Re: install snafu with DT::F::MySQL
Ah, right. The problem is that DT::F::Builder includes the DT::F::MySQLmodules under its examples directory, and PAUSE is indexing it. I need to fix this somehow. Why not just bundle them together? CPAN will figure out which bundle to grab when you request a specific module such as DT::F::MySQL. (this only works if you're the maintainer of all modules in question...but I can imagine a scenario where you're bundling someone else's module in your examples directory and messing up their cpanitude...whoops) Matt
Re: install snafu with DT::F::MySQL
On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Matt Sisk wrote: Ah, right. The problem is that DT::F::Builder includes the DT::F::MySQLmodules under its examples directory, and PAUSE is indexing it. I need to fix this somehow. Why not just bundle them together? CPAN will figure out which bundle to grab when you request a specific module such as DT::F::MySQL. (this only works if you're the maintainer of all modules in question...but I can imagine a scenario where you're bundling someone else's module in your examples directory and messing up their cpanitude...whoops) Well, this would just get confusing, because people who only need DT::F::MySQL would then have to remember to look at new DT::F::Builder releases to see what changed. I don't think bundling basically unrelated modules is really helpful. -dave /*=== House Absolute Consulting www.houseabsolute.com ===*/
