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v1.9

25 Apr 15:36
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v1.8

30 Apr 18:21
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  • use node20 rather than node16

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Fix warnings and npm update

02 Jan 21:40
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  • Update npm packages
  • Bump to checkout@v4
  • Fix warnings from core.setOutput view #15

npm update

02 Jan 21:31
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Update all npm upstream packages

Update multiple dependencies

14 Oct 14:53
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  • Upgrade checkout action from v2 to v3
  • Don't re-install Perl on Windows
  • Use node16 rather than node12
  • Bump @actions/core from 1.2.6 to 1.9.1
  • Bump node-fetch from 2.6.1 to 2.6.7
  • update cpm default branch: master -> main

Disable verbose and custom installation

05 Nov 18:11
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This release updates a few node modules with some minor improvements:

  • ability to disable/enable the verbose flag using verbose
  • ability to run cpm without install or cpanfile and use the args to customize the command line

Add support for windows and rename action

17 Apr 21:18
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v1.3 now provides support for windows

The action was renamed from install-cpm to install-with-cpm
making it clearer to users that you can use this action to install
modules using cpm.

Note it's still possible to only install cpm without any modules

Provide compatibility with perldocker/perl-tester

15 Apr 21:36
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  • provide compatibility with perldocker/perl-tester
  • add one integration example with perldocker/perl-tester
  • fix do not use sudo when sudo: false

Add some optional arguments to install modules

14 Apr 21:18
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You can now in addition to install cpm also install some modules from a list or a cpanfile.

sudo can be disabled and you can set a custom path for perl and where cpm is installed.
You can also request a specific version of cpm.

Install App::cpm using a GitHub action

13 Apr 19:15
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This is the very firs release to install App::cpm using a GitHub action.