Fix failing CI - #1801
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CI has been failing for some time now due to missing test dependencies in HTTP::XSCookies. I've submitted a PR for this at: gonzus/http-xscookies#11 But until it is merged, we'll not try to install it when running in CI. In working through this, other parts of our CI are woefully outdated, so brought those current too.
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Our CI setup has been failing for a while. Mostly this was due to build failures in
HTTP:: XSCookies, but further investigation indicated that the problems ran deeper. Some of the Perl images we had been using were deprecated or simply non-existent, and some of our tools likedzilwere not available on older versions of Perl.This provides the most up-to-date CI file that I know how to provide. Until there's a newer release of
HTTP::XSCookies, we simply skip it when setting up to run CI. Once a new version has been published, we can remove the extra code in the YAML file that skips its installation. Both pull requests that I submitted have been merged, so hopefully this will not be a long wait. See these for reference: gonzus/http-xscookies#11 and gonzus/http-xscookies#12