Hi Monks, i'm just getting started with Jenkins and continuous integration in general. Everything was going well but i've hit a snag which seems to be because i have a local copy of Perl.

Basically i can run the Build, Build test and Build testcover in my own environment and everything works.

However, when Jenkins tries to build it, the first clue is that it complains about Module::Build not being in the core distribution (shouldn't be using the one in the core distribution - i have it locally) the error being:

+ ./Build
Module::Build will be removed from the Perl core distribution in the n
+ext major release. Please install it from CPAN. It is being used at .
+/Build, line 40.

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Then the build outright fails due to Devel::Cover: Cannot run testcover action unless Devel::Cover is installed.

Any thoughts on how to get Jenkins to use my local libs?

In reply to Jenkins, Perl and Local::Lib by Amblikai

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