I don't think I understand what you are saying.

Are you talking about (for example) if you use Module::Install how you can say:

requires 'My::Module' => 1.02;

...or...

test_requires 'My::Module' => 1.02;

...but not:

requires_any => (
  'My::Module' => 1.02,
  'My::OtherModule' => 2.33,
);

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I suppose that the requires_any kind of logic could be implemented simply as a Module::Install plugin.

In reply to Re^4: Upgrading CPAN - Yes We Can by jdrago_999
in thread Upgrading CPAN - Yes We Can by jdrago_999

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