I did -a 'test.conf;script/test.conf' in the call to pp: so my config file is in the script dir in the par archive. But it is not found there... it is searched in the file system not in the par archive.

I did try -a 'test.conf' that placed the file in the root folder of the archive but that didn't work either.

If I add

my $file;
if ( $ENV{PAR_TEMP} ) {
    print $ENV{PAR_TEMP}, "\n";
    $file = $ENV{PAR_TEMP} . "/inc/script/test.conf";
}
else {
    $file = 'test.conf';
}
my $config = plugin 'Config' => { file => $file };

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That seems to pass. But I still got errors with 

        push @ARGV, qw(
           daemon -m production -l http://127.0.0.1:3000
        );

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That gives "Unknown command "daemon", ...". If I change to 
        push @ARGV, qw(
           $0 daemon -m production -l http://127.0.0.1:3000
        );

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That gives "Can't open Mojolicious/Commands.pm: No such file or directory at Mojo/Util.pm line 140"

Adding -M Mojolicious::Commands in the pp option does nothing.

I would like to run pp with the -x option but how is is feasible with Mojolicous::Lite ?

In reply to Re^2: Mojolicious::Lite and PAR::Packer by frazap
in thread Mojolicious::Lite and PAR::Packer by frazap

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