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dist.ini

@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ mantissa = 6
 normal_form = numify
 
 [PodWeaver / @Author::KENTNL/PodWeaver]
+post_code_replacer = replace_with_blank
 replacer = replace_with_comment
 
 [AutoPrereqs / @Author::KENTNL/AutoPrereqs]

dist.ini.meta

@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ srcreadme         = pod
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 -remove           = MetaData::BuiltWith
 PodWeaver.replacer = replace_with_comment
+PodWeaver.post_code_replacer = replace_with_blank
 
 [Munge::Whitespace]
 filename = LICENSE

lib/Asset/Pack.pm

@@ -294,6 +294,8 @@ sub _pack_metadata {
 
 1;
 
+__END__
+
 =pod
 
 =encoding UTF-8
@@ -492,76 +494,3 @@ This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
 the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
 
 =cut
-
-__END__
-
-#pod =head1 SYNOPSIS
-#pod
-#pod     #!/usr/bin/env perl
-#pod     use Asset::Pack;
-#pod     # lib/MyApp/Asset/FooJS.pm will embed assets/foo.js
-#pod     write_module('assets/foo.js','MyApp::Asset::FooJS','lib');
-#pod     # Or better still, this discovers them all and namespaces under MyApp::Asset
-#pod     find_and_pack('assets', 'MyApp::Asset");
-#pod     # It also writes MyApp::Asset which is an index file
-#pod
-#pod =head1 DESCRIPTION
-#pod
-#pod This module allows you to construct Perl modules containing the content of
-#pod arbitrary files, which may then be installed or fat-packed.
-#pod
-#pod In most cases, this module is not what you want, and you should use a
-#pod C<File::ShareDir> based system instead, but C<File::ShareDir> based systems are
-#pod inherently not fat-pack friendly.
-#pod
-#pod However, if you need embedded, single-file applications, aggregating not only
-#pod Perl Modules, but templates, JavaScript and CSS, this tool will make some of
-#pod your work easier.
-#pod
-#pod If anything fails it throws an exception. This is meant for scripts that will be tended by
-#pod a human (or analyzed if it fails as part of a build).
-#pod
-#pod =head1 SEE ALSO
-#pod
-#pod =over 4
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<App::FatPacker>|App::FatPacker >>
-#pod
-#pod C<App::FatPacker> is the primary module C<Asset::Pack> is targeted at. C<AssetPack>
-#pod creates C<Perl Modules> in a format compatible with C<App::FatPacker> to enable embedding
-#pod arbitrary resources in your single-file application.
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<App::Implode>|App::Implode >>
-#pod
-#pod C<App::Implode> is like C<App::FatPacker>, except uses L<< C<Carton>|Carton >> and C<cpanfile>'s
-#pod to build your app tree. This should be compatible with C<Asset::Pack> and bugs involving it will
-#pod certainly be looked into.
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<App::FatPacker::Simple>|App::FatPacker::Simple >>
-#pod
-#pod Again, Similar in intent to C<App::FatPacker>, offering a few different features, but
-#pod is more manually operated. This module may work in conjunction with it.
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<Module::FatPack>|Module::FatPack >>
-#pod
-#pod Similar goals as C<App::FatPacker>, but not quite so well engineered. This code will
-#pod probably work with that, but is at this time officially unsupported.
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<Module::DataPack>|Module::DataPack >>
-#pod
-#pod This is basically a clone of C<Module::FatPack> except has the blobs stored in your scripts
-#pod C<__DATA__> section instead of being a hash of strings.
-#pod
-#pod Given this module I<also> exploits C<__DATA__>, there may be potential risks involved with this module.
-#pod And as such, this is not presently officially supported, nor has it been tested.
-#pod
-#pod =item * L<< C<Data::Embed>|Data::Embed >>
-#pod
-#pod C<Data::Embed> is probably more similar than all the rest listed to what C<Asset::Pack> does,
-#pod except: it doesn't use built-in C<Perl> mechanics, will probably not be C<FatPacker> friendly, and its
-#pod implementation relies on C<Data::Embed> being present to extract embedded data.
-#pod
-#pod Whereas C<Asset::Pack> is implemented as a simple C<Perl Module> building utility, which generates
-#pod independent files which will perform like native C<Perl Module>'s when used.
-#pod
-#pod =back