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Morning all, |
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I'm writing this as I get ready to head to the office, so I haven't had a chance |
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to read everything that's transpired while I selfishly slept :) |
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If at all possible, I'd like to ask if we can freeze feature additions on g-cpan |
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for at least a few days, mostly so we can agree that as is is nice and clean and |
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I can post it to the tree (recent rush for updates has been so we can start on |
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the split of dev-perl, which would break the g-cpan that's available to the |
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masses right now). Not permanently halt, just for a few days so we can push the |
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cleaned snapshot into the tree :) |
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And then, in the far flung future, I was thinking as I sipped (gulped) my coffee |
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this morning...what do you all think of ultimately bundling g-cpan with a few |
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other gentoo specific perl apps? I'm thinking in particular of perl-cleaner (if |
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you've upgraded perl on a gentoo box in the last few months and aren't familiar |
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with it, shame shame shame), maybe even my ill fated page scraping bugger (ping |
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me for shameless url plug). This last bit is really just a rambling thought that |
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may sound horrible when fully conscious (gentoo-perlkit came to mind as a name |
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for the collection). |
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OK, off to the office and irc where I'm sure I'm flame bait to you all :) |
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-mike |