I have just a standard Strawberry installation, and I get the same error with the gmake install step that Intrepid showed. (I made sure by resetting my PATH to just include the various %SysetemRoot% directories normally there, and the three strawberry bin paths.) I don't think the problem is on a mixed environment, this time.

When I look at an example from the testers, like this one, I do notice that it says "Output from 'C:\Strawberry\c\bin\gmake.exe test':" -- that is, I don't think that the automated testers necessarily do the gmake install -- they might just do the gmake test ... in which case, they wouldn't see the gmake install failure, and thus wouldn't report that failure. I am not confident that seeing passing mswin32 entries necessarily implies that the install step is setup in a portable manner.

Digging into the Makefile.PL, if the file postamble exists, it includes that file as part of the generated Makefile ... and since the distro comes with https://metacpan.org/release/BIGFOOT/Module-ScanDeps-Static-1.7.6/source/postamble , and I don't see anything in the process that would try to delete it, I think they just hardcoded the sh-based assumption for the install step, and didn't even try to be portable.

In reply to Re^4: create-modulino.pl appears in a CPAN module Makefile.PL, and nukes the install retval by pryrt
in thread create-modulino.pl appears in a CPAN module Makefile.PL, and nukes the install retval by Intrepid

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