Hello I am attempting to install The Bio:DB:HTS moudle.
After cloning the Bio:DB:HTS github repository I have attempted to install required dependencies using: 

 
sudo cpanm --installdeps --force ./BioDBHTS/

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I then get the following error message: 
"Installing the dependencies failed: Installed version (0.4003) of Mod
+ule::Build is not in range '0.42'"

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However  cpan -D Module::Build yields: 
Module::Build 
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+--- 
(no description) 
    L/LE/LEONT/Module-Build-0.4224.tar.gz 
    /home/sal/perl5/lib/perl5/Module/Build.pm 
    Installed: 0.4224 
    CPAN:      0.4224  up to date 
    Leon Timmermans (LEONT) 
    fawaka@gmail.com

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From which I understand the Module::Build version 0.4224 and not 0.4003 is installed.
If someone can explain to me this error message and how to proceed with installing the dependencies I will be very grateful.

In reply to Installation fails despite depndenices are already installed by dolevrahat

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