Hello Monks. I've been reading Google'd information on this but it seems that a final series of steps eludes me.

I've made a "dummy" .pm file that lists the modules in a CONTENTS header. I get that. The question I have is how to specify the .pm file to cpanplus. Just giving an argument comprising that filename does not work. Making a tarball of the file and using that as the argument does not work either. Using a file: URL to represent the module tarball doesn't work either.

Thank you for your attention and contribution.

Oct 17, 2024 at 23:07 UTC
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In reply to Using a local "bundle" module in cpan or cpanp by Intrepid

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