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I too have written hundreds of modules, but only have a few on CPAN. Over the years I used h2xs, but lately I've been testing out Module::Starter's command line util to build my skeleton.

I've also recently found the cpan-upload binary installed via CPAN::Uploader to be very handy... no need to visit PAUSE at all :)

Later on this afternoon when I get back in, I'll let you know how my install and tests go of your module.

Cheers,

Steve

In reply to Re^5: CPAN tests failing by stevieb
in thread CPAN tests failing by bobf

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