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I was using cpanm --look to run some module tests, and while inside the shell that opened for me, I tried using cpanm --sudo to install some modules globally... this actually just ended up installing root-owned files into ~/perl5 without any kind of warning (I'm assuming because the warning was already given when I ran the initial cpanm --look without sudo).
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See http://github.com/miyagawa/cpanminus/ for the latest development.
+0.99_33 Sun Apr 11 09:44:16 CEST 2010
+ [Improvements]
+ - Delay load Archive::Zip miyagawa#38 (Tim Bunce)
+ - Made wget download more fault torelant miyagawa#15
+
+ [Bug Fixes]
+ - Work around the situation where installsitelib doesn't exist yet miyagawa#2
+
+ [Developer Fixes]
+ - Upgrade local::lib miyagawa#33
+ - Delay local::lib configuration as late as possible miyagawa#35 (doy)
+ - Redirect tar's stderr (stoned)
+ - Shows an error message when CPANM home is not writable miyagawa#37 (avar)
+ - Fixed how to handle duplicated dependencies miyagawa#6, miyagawa#32
+ - Indicate test failures with --force miyagawa#22 (rafl)
+
0.9932 Mon Apr 5 16:27:12 PDT 2010
[Developer Fixes]
- Special case deprecated modules so they can be upgraded into site lib miyagawa#34
I was using cpanm --look to run some module tests, and while inside the shell that opened for me, I tried using cpanm --sudo to install some modules globally... this actually just ended up installing root-owned files into ~/perl5 without any kind of warning (I'm assuming because the warning was already given when I ran the initial cpanm --look without sudo).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: