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shogo82148 / actions-setup-perl

Setup Perl environment Action
https://github.com/marketplace/actions/setup-perl-environment
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fix broken cpm update #1829

Closed shogo82148 closed 2 months ago

shogo82148 commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent updates streamline the Perl module installation process by integrating Carton and ExtUtils::PL2Bat directly. Makefile adjustments improve dependency management and build processes within Docker containers. The build.pl script now includes additional modules for fat-packing, enhancing functionality. The cpanfile and cpanfile.snapshot have been updated to reflect new dependencies and module versions, ensuring compatibility and improved performance.

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Files & Paths Change Summaries
author/cpm/Dockerfile Simplified Perl modules installation by directly installing Carton and ExtUtils::PL2Bat.
author/cpm/Makefile Restructured cpm target to use build.pl within Docker, introduced deps target, and refined update target for better dependency management.
author/cpm/build.pl Added new modules for fat-packing, including App::FatPacker, Clone, Distribution::Metadata, and others.
author/cpm/cpanfile Added dependencies on Distribution::Metadata 0.06, App::FatPacker::Simple 0.09, and Module::Build::Tiny 0.047.
author/cpm/cpanfile.snapshot Updated package versions and dependencies, including App-cpm 0.997017, App-FatPacker 0.010008, and others.

Poem

In the land of code, changes bloom, Docker dances, dependencies groom. Fat-packing modules join the spree, Perl's new friends, in harmony. Carton and ExtUtils, a seamless blend, To the future of builds, we ascend. 🐇✨

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