The CPAN::Meta::Converter package is part of the CPAN-Meta distribution and version 2.112150 was uploaded earlier today. Perhaps that will fix your problem (although I don't see anything relevant in Changes, but I don't know how old your CPAN::Meta is).

Update

A new version of ExtUtils-MakeMaker has just been uploaded to CPAN. Its Changes includes...

Removed the %INC check from _has_cpan_meta and updated the CPAN::Meta bundled with EUMM to one that doesn't set $VERSION in a begin block so it can't appear to be loaded, thus causing us to mistakenly try and call methods on CPAN::Meta modules - this is due to older versions in site_perl shadowing our installation of other bundled modules. [rt.cpan.org 69465] [rt.cpan.org 69900] [MSTROUT]
You may find more help/information/fixes by following those RT bugs mentioned above.

In reply to Re: CPAN-Meta and ExtUtils-MakeMaker Conflict? by FunkyMonk
in thread CPAN-Meta and ExtUtils-MakeMaker Conflict? by jgamble

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