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Added Modules::Signature to the list of perl modules to be built
- Patches for cpan2dist. The ignore_me function is now
  a callback function. This means libraries can access
  this function.
- Now cpan2dist does a slightly better job of honouring
  the ignore-lists even when the code is multiple levels
  deep.
- The CPANPLUS::Dist::Rocks module can now handle both
  Makefile.PL and Build.PL type build files for CPAN
  modules.
Update ignorelists dynamically
Make the sed parsing a bit more accurate
Bug fixes to Makefile. Make sed parsing a bit more accurate
Separate bootstrap and build lists.
This way bootstrap takes less time than build
cpan-support finally in.
Updated Perl Documentation
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Added manifest to Perl roll
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Update to latest version of Perl
Perl sucks and here's why. The latest version of perl supplies MakeMaker
version 6.57, but some of the support packages require version 6.62.

So we have to build newer version of MakeMaker. But MakeMaker is required to
build perl in the first place. Can you drop in the 6.62 tree into the
perl tree and update the source? Of course not.

Instead, you have create an alternate package. But now the perl and makeMaker rpms collide.  basically, no win.  Having software rely on versions beyond the latest release is brain dead. Welcome to bio and perl code.
Build MakeMaker
Copyright Storm for Mamba
Description files
Copyright Storm for Emerald Boa
Disable automatic dependency detection for perl/rpm packages

After two days trying to fix the all the missing dependency in yum check
due to perl packages built with cpan2dist i gave up and decided for the
quick solution: disable automatic dependency detection for all the perl
packages created with cpan2dist.

TOBE tested