E. Choroba

It seems the new test is missing in the manifest.

I'm not sure it's Perl related. I tried the following bash script: ```bash #! /bin/bash { cat

The question is now hidden, here's the contents: > our existing connection established using Perl DBI module with Oracle database now we have SSL enabled at DB level so we...

The new syntax only changed the order of the elements, it had been possible to write package Foo; { package Bar; # Namespace Bar } # Back to namespace Foo.

I'm not sure it's clear what the result of combining `type_all_string` and `convert_blessed` should be, i.e. `obj:""` seems reasonable, too. The current situation, i.e. the HASH address, makes no sense...

This PR is a part of the CPAN Pull Request Challenge.

I have no idea :-( but it probably [isn't](https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=tar&sektion=5)

Updated with a fixup. Maybe we can first run `tar -o` to try whether it's supported and only then add the option?

@Grinnz I know. I wanted to prevent new distributions from using PAX headers and failing to install randomly.

What about switching to `ptar` from [Archive::Tar](http://p3rl.org/Archive::Tar)? It's been core since 5.10 and seems to create POSIX archives without PAX headers. So, we could just set dist => { TAR...