There were two emails from PAUSE. The first just notified me that they had received the upload. The second looked like this:

  Distribution file: Data-QuickMemoPlus-Reader-0.01.tar.gz
  Number of files: 20
  *.pm files: 2
  README: Data-QuickMemoPlus-Reader-0.01/README
  META-File: Data-QuickMemoPlus-Reader-0.01/META.json
  META-Parser: Parse::CPAN::Meta 1.4414
  META-driven index: yes
  Timestamp of file: Sun Jan 31 03:04:54 2021 UTC
  Time of this run: Sun Jan 31 03:06:25 2021 UTC

Status of this distro: OK
=========================


The following packages (grouped by status) have been found in the dist
+ro:

Status: Successfully indexed
============================

    module : Data::QuickMemoPlus::Reader
    version: 0.01
    in file: lib/Data\QuickMemoPlus\Reader.pm
    status : indexed

__END__

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Edit: I didn't include the whole email text. The top part has a link to modules@perl.org. I'll contact that mailing list for more information. Thanks!

In reply to Re^2: how to update the PAUSE index file for CPAN modules by Lotus1
in thread how to update the PAUSE index file for CPAN modules by Lotus1

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