Existing SHA1 digests verified, all found to be the same on the
machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). Existing SHA1
digests retained for now as an audit trail.
Upstream changes:
0.19 2015-03-16 NEILB
- Added [MetaJSON] to dist.ini, so META.json will go into the distribution,
as well as META.yml. Thanks to Lucas Kanashiro.
- Dropped the -r test on directories, as we only actually need -d and -x.
Thanks to Lucas Kanashiro.
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0.18 2014-12-17
- RIBASUSHI++ reminded me that to be a usable directory in @INC we need
to check -d && -r && -x.
0.17 2014-12-17
- Fixed RT#96433: ignore directories in @INC which don't exist.
Apologies to ETHER++ for over-thinking this one,
and taking so long to fix it.
0.16 2014-12-13
- Added TODO.md with an initial todo list for the module
0.15 2014-10-14
- Doing a foreach $dir (@INC) and then resolving symblinks on $dir
was changing the entries in @INC. HAARG++ for pull request with fix.
- Changed author email address to be my CPAN email address.
0.14 2014-08-16
- Added Travis config, using cpanfile and cpanm to ensure all dependencies
are installed before running tests with prove.
Thanks to DAGOLDEN.
- Improved the first paragraph of DESCRIPTION, so search results give
a better summary of the module.
- Looks like in some rare circumstances, Cwd::abs_path() can croak,
so now we wrap that in eval { } and deal accordingly.
0.12 2014-02-19
- We now fully resolve symlinks in @INC paths. The previous 'fix'
for Debian broke the tests on FreeBSD.
Thanks to G茅raud Continsouzas, and Daniel Lintott for help testing.
0.11_03 2014-02-18
- Another place where we need to worry about getting undef.
0.11_02 2014-02-18
- Wasn't handling the case where abs_path() returns undef,
which it does if a symlink "goes nowhere".
0.11_01 2014-02-18
- The testsuite fix in 0.11 caused a breakage on FreeBSD,
where a directory path contains a symlink that wasn't
the final directory. So now module_path() fully resolves
all symlinks in the path, using Cwd::abs_path().
0.11 2014-02-17
- Testsuite now uses Cwd::abs_path() on paths from %INC,
to cope with synlinks in @INC directories.
This was causing test failures on Debian(-based) systems.
Thanks to Daniel Lintott and Erez Schatz for reporting
and testing proposed fix.
0.10_01 2014-02-16
- Developer release with the change that made it into
0.11, above.
0.10 2014-02-04
- mpath can display paths for multiple modules (Ahmad Syaltut)
- specified min perl version 5.6.0
0.09_01 2013-08-21
- If a directory in @INC is a symlink, return the linked-to directory
in the path. Problem report and patch from Sharl Morlaroll
https://github.com/neilbowers/Module-Path/issues/4
filesystems/p5-Module-Path.
Module::Path provides a single function, module_path(), which will find
where a module is installed locally.
It works by looking in all the directories in @INC for an appropriately
named file:
* Foo::Bar becomes Foo/Bar.pm, using the correct directory path
separator for your operating system.
* Iterate over @INC, ignoring any references (see "require" in
"perlfunc" if you're surprised to hear that you might find references
in @INC).
* For each directory in @INC, append the partial path (Foo/Bar.pm),
again using the correct directory path separator. If the resulting
file exists, return this path.
* If no file was found, return undef.
