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Travis-CI: use perl Makefile.PL directly #68

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@zmughal zmughal commented Mar 14, 2015

The Travis-CI helper's build-dist command uses Perl 5.20 for running
every build run. This simulates a module author releasing a dist for
CPAN with META.* files.

By switching that out and running Makefile.PL directly, the run uses
the Perl version specific to that run, but it also becomes necessary to
install the CONFIGURE_REQUIRES requirements beforehand because the
META.* files are not generated yet.

@zmughal zmughal force-pushed the travis-use-eumm-directly branch 3 times, most recently from 6a4f9b0 to 4aebf5d Compare March 14, 2015 05:43
The Travis-CI helper's `build-dist` command uses Perl 5.20 for running
every build run. This simulates a module author releasing a dist for
CPAN with `META.*` files.

By switching that out and running `Makefile.PL` directly, the run uses
the Perl version specific to that run, but it also becomes necessary to
install the `CONFIGURE_REQUIRES` requirements beforehand because the
`META.*` files are not generated yet.
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Coverage remained the same at 50.29% when pulling ab7b3a8 on travis-use-eumm-directly into d751ac7 on master.

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zmughal commented Mar 14, 2015

Obsoleted by #71.

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@zmughal zmughal deleted the travis-use-eumm-directly branch March 14, 2015 17:38
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