Hi Martin,
> $ cat cpanfile
>
> requires 'ZMQ::FFI', 'file:///home/martin/Downloads/ZMQ-FFI-1.11.tar.gz';
Try this:
requires 'ZMQ::FFI', 0, url =>
'file:///home/martin/Downloads/ZMQ-FFI-1.11.tar.gz';
Cheers,
Alex
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Hi Karen,
> You can also install locally patched modules with carton by
> specifying a 'file:///' path in cpanfile:
>
> requires 'Foo::Bar', '0.123', url =>
> 'file:///local/path/Foo-Bar-0.123.tar.gz';
I tried this with latest Carton (v1.0.28) and it didn't work.
Since I couldn't find any
Shlomi Fish:
> What will make my life more tolerable would be a browser add-on
> that will allow me to keep the rt.cpan.org password (and only
> that) unencrypted (as I already have it in "~/.pause" anyway).
Have you tried to pin the firefox tab once you've logged into
rt.cpan.org? It did work
David Christensen:
> Here is a contrived example that shows circular modular dependency
> without circular subroutine dependency:
In this particular case, I'd move subs bar2 and foo2 to another
module FooBar.pm, and have Foo.pm and Bar.pm import those subs
from FooBar.pm instead:
> 2016-10-19
Torsten Schönfeld:
I currently attempt this with the following code:
BEGIN { require Gtk3; }
my $success = eval { Gtk3-import; 1 };
BAIL_OUT (Cannot load Gtk3: $@)
unless $success;
You could move the require into the eval block instead, e.g.:
my $success = eval { require Gtk3;
What about HPC::?
BTW, we have SGE at work too so this seems very interesting :-)
Cheers!
Alex
+ David Cantrell:
it shouldn't be too difficult to write a cron job that will untar a clean
perl with no modules installed, and test your stuff whenever needed.
FWIW, you can setup Travic CI in GitHub repos that test your modules
on several perlbrew installs each time you push changes to a
