- installing em' (the no-brainer way)
- list em' (even the core ones)
- remove em'
How about upgrading Perl modules?
Objective :
Upgrade a single or a couple of perl modulesExample :
- The current version of a module :
$ pm-uninstall -V App::pmuninstall v0.15
- Install the module again :
$ cpanm pm-uninstall ! Finding pm-uninstall on cpanmetadb failed. --> Working on pm-uninstall Fetching http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/X/XA/XAICRON/App-pmuninstall-0.16.tar.gz ... OK Configuring App-pmuninstall-0.16 ... OK Building and testing App-pmuninstall-0.16 ... OK Successfully installed App-pmuninstall-0.16
- And the module is upgraded :
$ pm-uninstall -V App::pmuninstall v0.16
(And yup, cpanm is that cool to figure out the Distribution name, cpanm rocks !!! :))
Upgrading a couple of modules is easy. But what if I've more the a couple?
We'll need a module to get the job done, easily :
Modules required :
App::cpanoutdated
Installation :
cpanm -v App::cpanoutdated
How to use :
The help from App::cpanoutdated is useful enough,
$ cpan-outdated --help Usage: # print the list of distribution that contains outdated modules % cpan-outdated # print the list of outdated modules in packages % cpan-outdated -p # verbose % cpan-outdated --verbose # alternate mirrors % cpan-outdated --mirror file:///home/user/minicpan/ # additional module path(same as cpanminus) % cpan-outdated -l extlib/ % cpan-outdated -L extlib/ # install with cpan % cpan-outdated | xargs cpan -i # install with cpanm % cpan-outdated | cpanm % cpan-outdated -p | cpanm
The CPAN module App::cpanoutdated is from Tokuhiro Matsuno.
Go try it out.
Adios !!!
1 comment:
Is there some easy way to reinstall all non-core modules when Perl is updated on your system? I've been trying to figure this one out, as an upgrade will often leave XS-based modules non-functional, even if they are the latest version.
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