Yes, but ...

You're using portablestrawberry, it loads Portable when you run any program ...

You can always exclude Portable and any other module syou don't want packed

... scandeps ...

portablestrawberry loads Portable when scandeps runs too :)

But I have to ask why it needs to consult anything other than the local perl install tree for module dependency info? Shouldn't it just be looking recursively at "use" statements?

metadata also comes from the CPAN ... you've got the portable version so load it up before you go to work :)

;) When in doubt feel free to UTSL

In reply to Re^5: PAR::Packer pp command including too many modules by Anonymous Monk
in thread PAR::Packer pp command including too many modules by g0177325

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