shadowcat-mst

No. That logic is necessary (and present) but not sufficient, here. Remember that, being XML, it has to generate e.g. foo bar so the name of the inner element has...

Note that we solved the "omg how much meta access" problem by generating out data structures into a static class method, because, well, we already had the information in the...

Yeah. I wouldn't be complaining if it was one of the mutant fedora perls before we managed to convince them to fix it. But I feel like "not having the...

Also for "easier to use" it's worth considering XML::Twig or the standalone Mojo::DOM58

How about just turning github discussions on for the repository for the moment?

Brain dumping - 9:37 @kentnl https://metacpan.org/feed/recent http://search.cpan.org/recent http://search.cpan.org/uploads.rdf # related? Where does GumbyNET get its data from? If we have multiple consumers of the pause indexing emails or the daemon...

20:07 < ranguard> mst: https://github.com/CPAN-API/cpan-api/blob/master/lib/MetaCPAN/Script/Watcher.pm#L269 - It watches the RECENT-*.json files for changes to the CPAN directory every 15 seconds Well, that's one target. I guess 'RECENT-1h', 'RECENT6-1h' and 'RECENTALL-1h'...

I hadn't realised when I first looked at this that the files used for rrr are the same ones people are using to find newly uploaded dists (as opposed to...

@miyagawa Thanks! That rules cpanmetadb out of us needing to worry about it. Molto Bene.

So, the Gumbys are apparently NNTP + regex based - ``` 17:13 BinGOs: what are the Gumbys using? please either answer here and I'll ticket it or answer on GH...