This is an odd one. I just installed it using Strawberry 5.28.0 under berrybrew, and there is no file called SpaceElevator.pm that is installed.

Checking the blib dir when using cpanm --look:

cpanm --look Astro::SpaceElevator
gmake

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and then run under bash for windows from the build dir:

find blib -print
blib
blib/arch
blib/arch/.exists
blib/arch/auto
blib/arch/auto/Astro
blib/arch/auto/Astro/SpaceElevator
blib/arch/auto/Astro/SpaceElevator/.exists
blib/bin
blib/bin/.exists
blib/lib
blib/lib/Astro
blib/lib/Astro/.exists
blib/lib/auto
blib/lib/auto/Astro
blib/lib/auto/Astro/SpaceElevator
blib/lib/auto/Astro/SpaceElevator/.exists
blib/man1
blib/man1/.exists
blib/man3
blib/man3/.exists
blib/script
blib/script/.exists

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There is nothing obvious in the Makefile.PL that comes with the distro, so perhaps others can shed some light?

(Minor edit - fix newline that snuck into the find command line)

In reply to Re: cpanm says OK but module not really installed by swl
in thread cpanm says OK but module not really installed by Anonymous Monk

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