How to manage various CPAN modules as a package for distribution purpose?

[email protected] (Xinhuan Zheng) Wed, 31 Jan 2018 15:25:36 +0000
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Dear CPAN,

We are using Perl CPAN modules a lot. From time to time we need to build va=
rious CPAN modules for various our projects. However, we want to have a way=
 to bundle them in one package so that this package can be easily distribut=
ed into various environments. What is best way to manage CPAN modules as a =
package? Note we are not using Active Perl. We use Unix/Linux platform dist=
ributed Perl.

Another related question, for some reason, if a particular CPAN module we n=
eed requires a specific Perl version, we normally need to install local ver=
sion of Perl, instead of using Perl from OS distribution. What is best way =
of managing two versions of Perl on same host because what would mean there=
 might be two cpan paths and Perl modules to be installed could go to wrong=
 Perl library path.

Thanks,

- xinhuan


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<div>Dear CPAN,</div>
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<div>We are using Perl CPAN modules a lot. From time to time we need to bui=
ld various CPAN modules for various our projects. However, we want to have =
a way to bundle them in one package so that this package can be easily dist=
ributed into various environments.
 What is best way to manage CPAN modules as a package? Note we are not usin=
g Active Perl. We use Unix/Linux platform distributed Perl.&nbsp;</div>
<div><br>
</div>
<div>Another related question, for some reason, if a particular CPAN module=
 we need requires a specific Perl version, we normally need to install loca=
l version of Perl, instead of using Perl from OS distribution. What is best=
 way of managing two versions of
 Perl on same host because what would mean there might be two cpan paths an=
d Perl modules to be installed could go to wrong Perl library path.</div>
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</div>
<div>Thanks,</div>
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<div>- xinhuan</div>
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