Is v5.20.2 really required?

D:\swat-master>perl Makefile.PL
Perl v5.20.2 required--this is only v5.20.0, stopped at Makefile.PL li
+ne 1.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at Makefile.PL line 1.

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A quick check with perlver:

D:\swat-master>perlver lib\swat.pm


   ------------------------------------------
 | file        | explicit | syntax | external |
 | ------------------------------------------ |
 | lib\swat.pm | ~        | v5.6.0 | n/a      |
 | ------------------------------------------ |
 | Minimum explicit version : ~                             |
 | Minimum syntax version   : v5.6.0                        |
 | Minimum version of perl  : v5.6.0                        |
   ------------------------------------------

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Update: Ingore the bin\swat report, this is a bash script:

D:\swat-master>perlver bin\swat


   ---------------------------------------
 | file     | explicit | syntax | external |
 | --------------------------------------- |
 | bin\swat | ~        | v5.9.5 | n/a      |
 | --------------------------------------- |
 | Minimum explicit version : ~                             |
 | Minimum syntax version   : v5.9.5                        |
 | Minimum version of perl  : v5.9.5                        |
   ---------------------------------------

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In reply to Re: swat - Simple Web Application Test ( Tool ) by marto
in thread swat - Simple Web Application Test ( Tool ) by melezhik

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