I'm writing a module that has the following PREREQ_PM 
 PREREQ_PM    => {
                     'Test::More' => 1,
              'interface' => 0.03,
              'Try::Tiny' => 0.22,
              'DBI' => 1.631,
              'Carp' => 1.17,
              'Log::Log4perl' => 1.41,
             'Data::Dumper' => 2.154,
              'SQL::Abstract::More' => 1.27 
                    },

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I'm would like to test that the intall process fetch and setup the missing module(s), so on my .../perl/site/lib directory I have renamed interface.pm to _interface.pm.

I have also added in the test (using Test::More)

require_ok('interface'); Now when I run dmake disttest that test failed.

I thought that running 

perl Makefile.pl
dmake

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would download and install the Scott Walter's interface module...

but no...

What am I missing ?

Thanks

F.

In reply to Module creation: testing prerequisite by frazap

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