Closed benrifkah closed 10 years ago
I need to make a new release. I think I can get that done later this week.
But in the interim, you can delete (or set aside) your current Pinto installation, and then reinstall using the usual getpinto.stratopan.com URL. That will get you get version 0.09994 again but with the latest version of Module::CoreList that will support 5.20.
Sorry I don't have a more elegant solution at the moment.
There is another bug here too -- If the target_perl_version
is invalid, it should complain as soon as you set it, rather than waiting for you to try a command.
5.020000 is valid, Pinto just thinks it isn't because it doesn't have the latest Module::CoreList.
Thanks Jeff, after I deleted my pinto install and reinstalled I was able to use 5.020000 as the target_perl_version.
Fixed and released as Pinto 0.09995.
I'm getting the following error when attempting to pull a module after setting the target_perl_version for the latest perl 5.20.0 (5.020000)
This happens when I'm using either perl 5.14.2 or 5.20.0. I'm pretty sure I'm using the proper version syntax since I can set the target_perl_version using 5.018002 and that works as well. (pinto version 0.09994)