in reply to How can you determine a CPAN module's development status? ie alpha, beta, (RTM ?) etc

http://search.cpan.org has the DLSIP designation, but I think that is only for "Registered" modules. This means that it is not available for all CPAN modules. I think it is only visible from an author's page.

Super Search also reveals: Finding DLSIP for Any Module

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Re^2: How can you determine a CPAN module's development status? ie alpha, beta, (RTM ?) etc (skip DLSIP)
by tye (Sage) on Sep 06, 2013 at 03:11 UTC

    And it was an old idea that never really delivered the value and so it is mostly ignored (IME) and so is extremely likely to be very out-of-date. On average, I expect it to be worse than useless.

    - tye        

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