-l
and -L
option to the bundled binary,cpan-outdated
. These flags work the same as -l and -L in cpanminus, pointing to a local::lib controlled directory.
--compare-changes
shows the difff to the changes file between releases. That's awesome.
This code will update all of the out of date modules in /apps/perl5 which is a local::lib controlled directory on my system:
cpan-outdated -l /apps/perl5 | xargs cpanm -l /apps/perl5
--compare-changes
example
cpan-outdated --compare-changes| head -20
S/SA/SARTAK/Any-Moose-0.13.tar.gz
0a1,23
> 0.13 Wed 19 May 2010
> * Add load_first_existing_class (gfx)
>
> 0.12 Fri 02 Apr 2010
> * t/000-version.t for better diagnostics (tokuhirom)
> * Slight performance improvements for is_class_loaded,
> lazily loading Carp, etc (Sartak)
> * Start some real documentation (Sartak)
> * Document $ENV{ANY_MOOSE} (Sartak)
> - fixes [rt.cpan.org #52339]
> * Test that Moose is loaded, not CMOP (Sartak)
> - fixes [rt.cpan.org #56093]
> * Alias class_of and more functions (Sartak)
> - requested by [rt.cpan.org #52275]
Usage:
cpan-outdated --help
Usage:
# print list of outdated modules
% cpan-outdated
# verbose
% cpan-outdated --verbose
# output changes diff
% cpan-outdated --compare-changes
# alternate mirrors
% cpan-outdated --mirror file:///home/user/minicpan/
# additional module path
% cpan-outdated -I extlib/
# install with cpan
% cpan-outdated | xargs cpan -i
# install with cpanm
% cpan-outdated | xargs cpanm
2 comments:
Good post, but the name of the module is actually "App::cpanoutdated". [0]
[0] http://search.cpan.org/dist/App-cpanoutdated/ [1]
[1] Was a footnote really necessary?
Thanks[0]. Updated.
[0] of course it was necessary.
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