Installing in wrong location #4
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This makes the module installable when using plenv / local::lib alone,
which then solves the issue of binaries and module code erroneously
being put into the perl installation directory. The perl installation
directory might not even be writable by the installing user, so this is
needed if this module is to be used in a shared environment.
See also:
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=116956
jeteve#4
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Is this somehing that could be looked into? Please also see the linked commit. |
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This is still an issue. https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=101952 |
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As this module is set up it currently installs itself in the wrong location. My assumption is that this is due to incorrect use of
Alien::Base, but I am not certain. This issue is also reported to the RT tracker. See issue 116956.I am creating this issue here as well in case I figure out a way to make Alien::ImageMagick compatible with
plenv/local::liband end up creating a pull request. I you @jeteve have any pointers or have already thought of a fix then it would be much appreciated.Cheers!
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