"Using Perlbrew macOS impossible to install distributions"

That's an erroneous generalisation. I've been installing Perl distributions on macOS (previously Mac OS X) since either v10.5.x or v10.6.x; the latest was on v10.12.5. I think "High Sierra" is v10.13.x: I don't have this upgrade yet, but I haven't encountered any reports of specific Perlbrew problems with this macOS version. I currently have all of these distributions installed: 

$ perlbrew list
  perl-5.14.0t
  perl-5.14.2
  perl-5.14.2t
  perl-5.18.0t
  perl-5.18.1t
  perl-5.20.0t
  perl-5.20.2t
  perl-5.22.0t
  perl-5.24.0t
  perl-5.25.9t
* perl-5.26.0t

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So, that includes the 5.22.0 you say you're having problems with; maybe there are others in that list which you've tried as well (you didn't specify what others you'd tried).

"To start using Perlbrew, I open the Terminal and write source ~/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc"

I've never needed to do this; although, to be perfectly honest, I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this (I can make an educated guess, but it's still only a guess). If you put command line commands and output within <code>...</code> tags, as I did with "perlbrew list" above, it'll make what you're actually doing a lot clearer.

Almost at the end of my "~/.bash_profile", I have: 

. $HOME/.bashrc

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My "~/.bashrc" starts with: 

. ~/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc

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Perhaps you need something similar to this.

You can also take a look at this post of mine from last month: the underlying issue is unrelated to your problem but it does show how I normally perform installations. When I use this method, "everything works for me out-of-the-box".

— Ken

In reply to Re: Using Perlbrew macOS impossible to install distributions by kcott
in thread Using Perlbrew macOS impossible to install distributions by Anonymous Monk

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