CLI::Simple is one of the prereqs for Module::ScanDeps::Static . It installs the perl script create-modulino (with no .pl extension) in the bin/ when it install, as shown here. In the previous v0.0.9 of that distro, the bin directory included both the create-modulino and create-modulino.pl -- so with an older version of the CLI::Simple, that postamble in Module::ScanDeps::Static probably would have worked in a linux environment:

Yep, I installed CLI::Simple in my Ubuntu setup, and then installed Module::ScanDeps::Static, and it failed for 

destdir=; \
test -n "$destdir" && destdir="-d $destdir"; \
create-modulino.pl -m Module::ScanDeps::FindRequires \
   -a find-requires $destdir -b /home/pryrt/delme/bin
/bin/sh: 3: create-modulino.pl: not found

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Whereas, if I install CLI::Simple@0.0.9 and then Module::ScanDeps::Static, it passed, including the install. So it's definitely caused by the upstream repo not including the .pl version of the script in the bin installation.

The funny thing is, BIGFOOT is the owner of both Module::ScanDeps::Static and CLI::Simple, so should have noticed that changing the prereq would have influenced the postamble of the other distro.

reported

In reply to Re^6: 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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