Hippo - I did get an email from Pause. It says this. 
The URL

    https://github.com/jerowe/Annovar-Wrapper/tree/Annovar-Wrapper-1.1

has entered CPAN as

  file: $CPAN/authors/id/J/JI/JILLROWE/Annovar-Wrapper-1.1
  size: 1370 bytes
   md5: 8bce9b023a3dd8057a71bef931a11501

No action is required on your part
Request entered by: JILLROWE (Jillian Rowe)
Request entered on: Mon, 07 Jul 2014 10:55:50 GMT
Request completed:  Mon, 07 Jul 2014 10:56:53 GMT

Thanks,

Corion - I know master is a terrible name. I had to fiddle a bit with uploading things from github. I didn't see many resources out there. I have proper names now, promise. ;) I deleted the master from PAUSE just now.

kCott - Thanks for the welcome! I'm a long time lurker, but first time poster. I've looked through the PAUSE menu, but probably not enough.

Anonymous - Thanks for the tip about the File::FindLib. That clearly shouldn't have been in there. Lesson learned, will do it properly even in testing.

I didn't want to make Annovar::Wrapper a part of the BioPerl distribution. I love bioperl, but its a pain to install and Annovar::Wrapper doesn't have a single bioperl dependency. Bio::Tools::Run also has a rather specific way of doing things that I didn't follow because I prefer to write my wrappers in Moose. It seems rather cruel to make users install both BioPerl and Moose. ;)

In reply to Re: Submitting a module to cpan by Anonymous Monk
in thread Submitting a module to cpan by jillrowe

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