Re: Test::SDK being temporarily pulled
On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 11:46:29PM -0400, Michael G Schwern wrote: since the CPAN Bundle lets you specify exact versions, the purpose of SDK currently seems to be mostly about simplifying download (i.e. one big file). There is the notion that an SDK is a collection of versions of modules that are known to all work together. A Bundle simply grabs the latest version of each, and it's possible a change in one might break the others. as mentioned above, bundle lets you specify the exact distfile, and in effect the version. No, it'll simply skip Test::More and move on to Test::Inline. but a change in Test::More might break Test::Inline! :-p ...however it's up to Test::Inline's tests to find out. as CPAN does not currently have a downgrade option, methinks this behaviour is more or less correct. I was thinking just skipping MakeMaker entirely for that part and write a simple little custom Makefile. The point being more to keep the familiar interface than to wedge it into MakeMaker. very good point. i'd like to hack on it after a prototype's there. :) thanks, /Autrijus/ PGP signature
FYI: Change log mailing lists
[I had no idea this existed until it happened to come up over on the Parrot lists, so I'm assuming it's not well known.] Ever wonder if your patch got accepted? Well, there's two mailing lists for just that! [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for the MacPerl branch) show each change committed to perl along with the usual archives at http://archive.develooper.com/ -- Michael G. Schwern [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.pobox.com/~schwern/ Perl6 Quality Assurance [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kwalitee Is Job One Good tidings, my native American Indian friend! America will soon again be yours! Please accept 5th Avenue as an initial return!
Re: FYI: Change log mailing lists
Michael G Schwern [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth: *[I had no idea this existed until it happened to come up over on the * Parrot lists, so I'm assuming it's not well known.] * *Ever wonder if your patch got accepted? Well, there's two mailing *lists for just that! [EMAIL PROTECTED] and *[EMAIL PROTECTED] (for the MacPerl branch) show each change *committed to perl along with the usual archives at *http://archive.develooper.com/ Be sure to submit this to http://lists.cpan.org/submission.cgi as well as any others that might spring up as I don't often read every email and may miss this sort of announcement. e.
