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Many distros (eg, RedHat and Debian) provide List::MoreUtils as a vendor-package and don't provide a packlist. This causes the packlist.t test to fail, interrupting many install suites. Added logic detects such an installation (ie, an auto/List/MoreUtils path exists under a perl @inc path, but it does not contain a .packlist) and skips the tests. This behaviour is analogous to a force install, which is what is manually required currently in this scenario.
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Many distros (eg, RedHat and Debian) provide List::MoreUtils as
a vendor-package and don't provide a packlist. This causes the
packlist.t test to fail, interrupting many install suites.
Added logic detects such an installation (ie, an auto/List/MoreUtils
path exists under a perl @inc path, but it does not contain a
.packlist) and skips the tests. This behaviour is analogous to
a force install, which is what is manually required currently in
this scenario.