I confess to having not read the whole post, but ...

Pinto helps you avoid breakage due to upgrades ... if you "pin" a module to a particular version, have you solved the dependencies problem - ie, that that version might break with a newer version of one of its dependencies, or that pinning it might make future releases of stuff that depends on it break? I gave quite a lot of thought to this when coming up with cpXXXan, but decided that it was Far Too Hard to actually solve properly in my spare time!

In reply to Re: Announce: Pinto-0.026 -- Curate Your Own CPAN Repository by DrHyde
in thread Announce: Pinto-0.026 -- Curate Your Own CPAN Repository by jthalhammer

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