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Hi,

dispite the fact that this output reminds me at these ugly Java stacktraces, the very first line says much:

'Dist::Zilla::Role::File' requires the methods 'encoded_content' and '
+encoding' to be implemented by 'Dist::Zilla::File::Generated'
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Without knowing the details, but Dist::Zilla::File::Generated is from 2012 and Dist::Zilla has undergone many many changes since that time. I'm pretty sure that Dist::Zilla::File::Generated doesn't fulfill the API of current Dist::Zilla anymore. Probably you can replace that plugin.

Regards
McA

In reply to Re: Dist::Zilla spewing flames... by McA
in thread Dist::Zilla spewing flames... by blue_cowdawg

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