In addition to what haukex said, you could also set up different Perl installations for each version (ie. install a specific version of Perl, clone it, install v7 on one instance, v8 on the second instance, and switch between them when testing/working with one version or the other). If the user-facing APIs haven't changed between versions of InfoBlox, your scripts would work seamlessly between Perl instances. Otherwise, you'd simply have to either have an argument that determines which version you want to operate against, or just have separate scripts per version.

It would help if you could let us know what Operating System you're running, along with an example script showing how you're using the module.

A briefing of your development practices would also be beneficial here; for example, do you have to make changes to your scripts in order to use the differing versions of this module?

In reply to Re: Change Namespace of Package by stevieb
in thread Change Namespace of Package by elliott9

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