in reply to Re: perllocal EXE_FILES and %Config
in thread perllocal EXE_FILES and %Config
Is there one specific %Config var where cpan clients always put scripts regardless of what it says in EXE_FILES?
Thanks for pointing out the options for INSTALLSCRIPT. I guess that throws a monkey wrench at the idea of reliably finding EXE_FILES in the %Config directories! I wonder if the value of perllocal EXE_FILES reflects a custom value for INSTALLSCRIPT?
For example if you do this:
cpanm --make-args "INSTALLSCRIPT=/opt/mybin" Module::NameDoes perllocal look like this:
EXE_FILES: /opt/mybin/module-name-scriptI woke up this morning are realized I could turn off perlbrew to check the values for system Perl on macos (v5.30.3):
bin /usr/bin binexp /usr/bin initialinstalllocation /usr/bin installbin /usr/bin installscript /usr/bin installsitebin /usr/local/bin installsitescript /usr/local/bin scriptdir /usr/bin scriptdirexp /usr/bin sitebin /usr/local/bin sitebinexp /usr/local/bin sitescript /usr/local/bin sitescriptexp /usr/local/bin vendorbin /usr/local/bin vendorbinexp /usr/local/bin vendorscript /usr/local/bin vendorscriptexp /usr/local/binPS - I missed vendorscript and vendorscriptexp in my test script:
#!/usr/bin/perl -l # Check if all the bin and script dirs in %Config are the same. # Updated to include vendorscript and vendorscriptexp use strict; use warnings; use Config; @_ = qw/bin binexp initialinstalllocation installbin installscript installsitebin installsitescript scriptdir scriptdirexp sitebin sitebinexp sitescript sitescriptexp vendorbin vendorbinexp vendorscript vendorscriptexp/; printf "%-24s %-100s\n", $_, $Config{$_} for @_;
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