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Replied to "Mutant Rob" Robert Rothenberg
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Mark Gardner

@rrwo It *does* have everything #DZil built! In fact, I specifically crafted my dist.ini with that aim.

The `build/main` branch has everything generated from main: codeberg.org/mjgardner/perl-Lo

And the `build/release` branch has everything generated for #CPAN releases: codeberg.org/mjgardner/perl-Lo

And the "How to contribute” documentation tells you how to do both: metacpan.org/dist/Log-Any-Adap

Suggestions and PRs welcome!

* codeberg.org/mjgardner/perl-Lo
* codeberg.org/mjgardner/perl-Lo

Summary card of repository mjgardner/perl-Log-Any-Adapter-MacOS-OSLog
Codeberg.orgperl-Log-Any-Adapter-MacOS-OSLoglog to macOS’ unified logging system with Perl
#Perl
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Mark Gardner

Et voilà, the latest version of my #Perl module and script for writing to the #macOS Unified Log, no #ObjectiveC or #Swift required!

* #CPAN: metacpan.org/dist/Log-Any-Adap
* source on #Codeberg: codeberg.org/mjgardner/perl-Lo

The contributing guide tells you all you need to know about how to develop this module either with #DistZilla or without: metacpan.org/dist/Log-Any-Adap

/ @Codeberg @metacpan

MetaCPANLog-Any-Adapter-MacOS-OSLog-0.0.5log to macOS' unified logging system
#DZil#Mac#programming
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Stéphane Pouyllau

J'ai fais en #Perl pour la stabilité : les outils développés en Perl lors de ma maitrise et DEA, en 1998-1999, sont toujours en ligne, sous Perl 5, qui n'a pas beaucoup changer en fait. 4/

Stéphane Pouyllau

🚀Dans la suite de mes outils OAI du mois dernier, je viens de terminer mes devoirs de vacances avec “csv2www“ : un programme #Perl 🐪 pour publier, montrer, partager en ligne le contenu des fichiers #csv (avec recherche et index paramétrables). Disponible sur mon GitHub: github.com/spouyllau/csv2www 1/

A Perl program to publish and show CSV file on the Web. Perl is chosen for its stability and compatibility with web services - spouyllau/csv2www
GitHubGitHub - spouyllau/csv2www: A Perl program to publish and show CSV file on the Web. Perl is chosen for its stability and compatibility with web servicesA Perl program to publish and show CSV file on the Web. Perl is chosen for its stability and compatibility with web services - spouyllau/csv2www
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Mark Gardner

Sorry to all the #dzil haters, but in the end I'm going back to Dist::Zilla for this and my other #Perl #CPAN distributions. I tried the alternatives, but they all failed me for one reason or another.

And in the end, it's just hard to argue with a negative line count delta.

The good news is that I've got it configured to maintain build/main and build/release branches that one can fork and contribute to without having to install all my dependencies.

I think I feel another blog post coming on.

"Mutant Rob" Robert Rothenberg

I've released a new version of Dist-Zilla-Plugin-UsefulReadme to #CPAN.

This is a #perl #dzil plugin for generating a README with just the useful bits of the module POD.

This latest version adds a minor option to disable adding prerequisites (mainly for bootstrapping itself) and tweaks some tests.

metacpan.org/release/RRWO/Dist

MetaCPANDist-Zilla-Plugin-UsefulReadme-v0.5.1generate a README file with the useful bits
FErki

Happy #CPAN day, everyone!

On this day 30 years ago, 1995-08-16, the Comprehensive #Perl Archive Network had its first module upload.

How do you folks celebrate?

Mark Gardner

Hey #CPAN authors, you have Opinions on how to best develop and package #Perl modules. What's the best way in 2025?

I've used Dist::Zilla, but there are other options that might encourage contributors who don't use it. What are they?

I'm using a plain ExtUtils::MakeMaker-based setup for metacpan.org/dist/Log-Any-Adap, but keeping prerequisites and version numbers in sync is a chore. I'd like to adopt a better workflow for my other dists.

MetaCPANLog-Any-Adapter-MacOS-OSLog-0.0.5log to macOS' unified logging system
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