[Catalyst] db delete

2010-05-12 Thread Stuart Dodds
Hi, This is more of a Catalyst/DBIx problem and i've probably got it wrong and it should be in the DBIx mailing list, but i know most of you guys here use both, so hopefully someone can help me out. I recently updated all the Catalyst and DBIx modules on my system and afterwards i started having

[Catalyst] nmake manifest

2010-05-12 Thread Octavian Rasnita
Hello, I have tried to create a distro for a Catalyst based app, using: perl Makefile.PL nmake manifest (Then I eddited MANIFEST.SKIP, adding ^root as a test), then again: nmake manifest But it always returns 'manifest' is up-to-date and the wanted lines from MANIFEST are not deleted. Do

Re: [Catalyst] nmake manifest

2010-05-12 Thread Stuart Dodds
I have never managed to get the manifest to remove entries from the list. Whenever i want to do this i always completely delete the manifest file and regenerate it from scratch and then the files you dont want to be included should be picked up from the MANIFEST.SKIP file. If anyone knows a better

Re: [Catalyst] nmake manifest

2010-05-12 Thread Florian Ragwitz
The manifest target generated by ExtUtils::MakeMaker never removes entries from MANIFEST unless they're matched by anything in MANIFEST.SKIP. That's a feature. To completely regenerate it from scratch you'll have to delete it first. If you want your manifest target to do something else, you can

Re: [Catalyst] nmake manifest

2010-05-12 Thread Octavian Rasnita
Thank you. If I first delete the MANIFEST, the MANIFEST.SKIP is taken into consideration the next time I run `nmake manifest`. I was confused by 3. make manifest (edit MANIFEST.SKIP and run make manifest again if you'd like to exclude certain file patterns) found on: