Yes, I know, Module::Build is still available in CPAN, and precautions were made to let it be backward compatible for CPAN modules relying on it.

But that was more like an introduction to my problem.

I'll have only have ExtUtils installed in my servers, and can not (or no more) rely on my customers to have Module::Build installed.

But I have a lot of extra files, such as .cnf, .ini and other extensions to install with my module.

So how can I do this with ExtUtils::MakeMaker?

In reply to Re^2: Module::Build's adding new filetypes in ExtUtils::MakeMaker by vicdan
in thread Module::Build's adding new filetypes in ExtUtils::MakeMaker by vicdan

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