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stmuk_ github.com/rakudo/star/tree/origin/zef 21:19
needs some tidying up and to support more than -m but basically seems to work 21:20
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[Coke] stmuk_: Installing Perl 6 Modules in the README.md probably needs to be updated on that branch. 22:06
ugexe stmuk_: do you happen to know if there are any star modules that would prevent a travis-ci run on rakudo/star from passing? 22:09
stmuk_ [Coke]: yep 22:15
[Coke] stmuk++ 22:16
stmuk_ ugexe: no .. in fact the star module tests always "pass" even when they fail :/
in the sense of the final status always being passed
ugexe a side effect of --force is my guess 22:26
one way around that might be to first run `zef test ...`, then s{--force}{--/test} for the current command 22:29
stmuk_ origin/origin/zef d'uh
I'll rename when I'm less tired 22:30
actually fixed now 22:32
ugexe actually it'd have to test with `zef --dry install @paths-to-all-modules` instead of `zef test ...` so it can resolve which order to test
i'll play around with it later and figure something out
stmuk_ really it shouldn't pull anything from the network too which I've not yet tested 22:33
ugexe you can force that behavior with --/p6c --/metacpan --/cpan (really only --/p6c is needed, the other two are already defaulted to disabled) 22:35