Future::HTTP dynamically loads the appropriate backends, so you need to include these when packaging your script too.

Thanks !

Could you be more specific on how can I include the missing object reference ?

F.

Most likely by adding the appropriate command line to your pp configuration file.

Maybe it is

-M Future/HTTP/Tiny.pm
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Hi, Just so everyone is aware, it looks like WWW:Mechanize:FF will stop working with firefox 57:

> MozRepl will no longer work as of FF55 due to their shift to web extensions

Apparently and sadly yes, see https://github.com/bard/mozrepl

Important Notice

Key technologies upon which MozRepl depends will be retired from the Mozilla platform in November 2017. If you are relying on MozRepl, please investigate migration paths. The last known compatible version is Firefox 54.

This is indeed of interest for some of us, at least for maintainers and users of WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, which depends on MozRepl::RemoteObject

more comments: Re: mozrepl end of life

2017-10-08 Athanasius fixed links and added blockquote and paragraph tags

"which works as a script, but that I couldn't pack. Always hitting the error"

Can you show your pp line for the failed package?

pp @ppopts_chrome.txt -x -o cotes.exe cotes.pl reroid1.txt cotes.txt
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With a horribly long ppots_chrome.txt file

Update: the long file resulted from my misaplication of your suggestion: if I gave default values for my args, to allow the script to run without problems with -x, I could diff the log file and the resulting modules (much shorter) list gave an exe that works

-M AE.pm
-M AnyEvent.pm
-M AnyEvent/DNS.pm
-M AnyEvent/Future.pm
-M AnyEvent/Handle.pm
-M AnyEvent/Impl/Perl.pm
-M AnyEvent/Loop.pm
-M AnyEvent/Socket.pm
-M AnyEvent/Util.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Client.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Connection.pm
-M AnyEvent/WebSocket/Message.pm
-M AnyEvent/constants.pl
-M Chrome/DevToolsProtocol/Transport/AnyEvent.pm
-M Class/XSAccessor.pm
-M Class/XSAccessor/Heavy.pm
-M Digest/SHA.pm
-M Future/HTTP/Tiny.pm
-M HTTP/Tiny.pm
-M PerlX/Maybe.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie/Request.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Cookie/Response.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Frame.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Handshake.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Handshake/Client.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Message.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Request.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Response.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/Stateful.pm
-M Protocol/WebSocket/URL.pm
-M Sub/Util.pm
-M WWW/Mechanize/Chrome.pm
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For clarity, after your 'update' do you have a working exe?

Give ppsimple.pl a try, if it doesn't work post the last part of the log which is the call to pp/invocation of pp, and the output of pp

Same error with ppsimple.pl

Last part of the output

  PP => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\pp.BAT",
  REFLESSINC => [
    "U:\\docs\\perl\\lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib/MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/vendor/lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/lib",
    ".",
  ],
  SCANDEPS => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\scandeps.BAT",
  WXPAR => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\wxpar.BAT",
}, "Snack")
[
  "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\scandeps.BAT",
  "-V",
  "-c",
  "-C",
  "C:\\Users\\rappazf\\AppData\\Local/par-pp-CACHEFILE.dat",
  "cotes_chrome.pl",
]
...
Packing "C:\Users\rappazf\AppData\Local\Temp\par-72617070617a66\cache-
+7442687ab21232eb108bc766c9a1b22665abdf7b/f9475560.dll"...
Written as "auto/Win32/Win32.xs.dll"
try  cotes_chrome.exe  
if it works without %PATH% change it to gui with ( C:\strawberry\perl\
+bin\exe_update.BAT )
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Hi,

Yeah, ppsimple makes too much output ... the call to pp itself is whats creates the .exe, the call to scandeps doesn't create any .exe