"I did edit/PREVIEW like 21 times so its as pretty as I could get it!"

I see these outstanding problems in your OP:

"'urllist' => [qhttps://cpan.org/]"

Square brackets ([...]) automatically generate a link within any markup except <code>...</code>, or equivalent <c>...</c>, tags. See "What shortcuts can I use for linking to other information?" for details.

Better markup would've been 

<c>'urllist' => [q[https://cpan.org/]]</c>

[download]

which renders as 'urllist' => [q[https://cpan.org/]]

"</code>"

You're missing an opening <code> tag. It actually looks like adding that, before "'urllist' => ...", would've fixed the issue above.

"I also deleted /.cpan/BUILD , ...<multiple paragraphs and code blocks>... BACK to v1.9x ?"

All of that is a later addition to your post. It wasn't there when I responded to what you originally posted. You need to provide advice of such changes. See "How do I change/delete my post?" for details.

— Ken

In reply to Re^3: CPAN broken after update by kcott
in thread CPAN broken after update by misterperl

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