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Adding CI to Perl modules is usually quite easy as the way to install dependencies and the way to test them is almost fully standardized.
True, there are 3-4 different standards, but it is quite easy to see which standard you have.
As always I started at the CPAN Digger. This time found the Log-Any
distribution.
Simple is good for work. Less exciting for the blog. Check out the previous entries of this series if you'd like to find more exciting cases.
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Timeless DEV post...
The most used technology by developers is not Javascript.
It's not Python or HTML.
It hardly even gets mentioned in interviews or listed as a pre-requisite for jobs.
I'm talking about Git and version control of course.
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I didn't Log::Any until now.