Include META.json in releases #53
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Thanks @neilb . Why were the changes to |
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This breaks supported RPM RedHat 6 OS. Please do not Merge unless you REALLY do not want to support EL6 anymore. EL6 latest supported version is perl-Module-Build-0.3500-144.el6.x86_64 |
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@mrdvt92 I'm not sure what you mean - the changes in |
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Hi Ken,
This just adds [MetaJSON] to
dist.ini, so that releases will include a META.json file. The JSON file gives more fidelity to dependency metadata, compared with the YAML file.Cheers,
Neil