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.IX Title "Module::Install::Admin::Include 3pm"
.TH Module::Install::Admin::Include 3pm 2024-03-06 "perl v5.38.2" "User Contributed Perl Documentation"
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.SH NAME
Module::Install::Admin::Include \- include methods for Module::Install
.SS auto_include_dependent_dists
.IX Subsection "auto_include_dependent_dists"
Grabs everything in this module's build_requires and attempts to
include everything (at the whole distribution level) recursively.
.ie n .SS "include_dependent_dists $package"
.el .SS "include_dependent_dists \f(CW$package\fP"
.IX Subsection "include_dependent_dists $package"
Given a module package name, recursively include every package that
module needs.
.ie n .SS "include_one_dist $module"
.el .SS "include_one_dist \f(CW$module\fP"
.IX Subsection "include_one_dist $module"
Given a module name, \f(CW$module\fR, figures out which modules are in the
dist containing that module and copies all those files to ./inc. I bet
there's a way to harness smarter logic from PAR.
.PP
Given a module name, returns the file on CPAN containing
its latest version.
.PP
Takes the output of CPAN::Module\->cpan_file and return all the modules
that CPAN.pm knows are in that dist. There's probably a better way using CPANPLUS