Yeah - I realized that I'd left that out and tried to add it with an update. Twice. It didn't work. Hopefully, this reply will get posted, though. :)

Just in case, it does, here's what I was trying to add/substitute: 

# The right way to build a package; this will automatically add a vers
+ion number
# by reading $VERSION inside your .pm file as well as create a META.ym
+l index
perl Makefile.PL; make test; make dist

# The fallback method, just in case; no META.yml, and you'll have to a
+ppend the version
tar cvzf Amazing-Perl-Extension-0.01.tgz Amazing-Perl-Extension

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In reply to Re^2: RFC: Some Reflections on Becoming a New CPAN Author by oko1
in thread RFC: Some Reflections on Becoming a New CPAN Author by oko1

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