One of these should suffice, no need to search :)
cpan MSCHWERN/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-6.63_02.tar.gz
cpanp t MSCHWERN/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-6.63_02.tar.gz
cpanp z MSCHWERN/ExtUtils-MakeMaker-6.63_02.tar.gz
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Oh! cpan has such a way...
6.63_02's make test passed successfully.
I have been in this trouble for a few days. You saved me. Thanks!
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I thought my problem solved... but it wasn't.
When I try to install other Module which needs MakeMaker, say WWW-Mechanize-Firefox, and type command "cpan WWW::Mechanize::Firefox", then modules which needs MakeMaker doesn't use newly installed MakeMaker-6.63_02 but they require 6.62 and begin to download and try to use 6.62.
They don't use most recent version of locally installed MakeMaker... Again I am stacked and these are what I've done so far.
Q. fetch module with "cpan -g" and why not install it manually?
A. this works. Modules uses MakeMaker-6.63_02. And I thought, do I always have to do this?
Q. change "prerequisites_policy" of MyConfig from "follow" to "ask". Answer No to MakeMaker.
A. This is best solution so far(for me). It becomes hard when many modules need MakeMaker(like WWW::Mechanize::Firefox). I wonder there is an option like "most_recent_in_local".
Q. how about using "distroprefs"?
A. I found many examples in CPAN.pm's source directory. I tried like this one.
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match:
distribution: ".*"
depends:
configure_requires:
ExtUtils::MakeMaker: 6.63_02
build_requires:
ExtUtils::MakeMaker: 6.63_02
requires:
ExtUtils::MakeMaker: 6.63_02
it changes cpan's output. but it seems not working as I expeced.
Distropref is somewhat difficult for me. I am thinking this is the place to change, but I thought it is better to ask monks for wisdom.
My question in a line:How can I tell cpan not to use MakeMaker 6.62 but locally installed 6.63_02?
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My question in a line:How can I tell cpan not to use MakeMaker 6.62 but locally installed 6.63_02?
What does that mean, locally installed 6.63_02?
Where did you install it?
Smells fishy
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