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Summary of CPAN Meta Spec public discussions
The public discussion period for CPAN Meta Spec Proposals is now closed. I would like thank everyone who contributed proposals, feedback and patches. We received 34 proposals, which resulted in over 340 discussion emails on the cpan-workers list from 23 people.
Of the 34 proposals, 18 had some degree of consensus and at least a rough draft patch (or git branch) to use to revise the spec. Two more proposals had patches but one was controversial and the other clarifies an existing field in lieu of adopting the proposal.
All of these will now be merged into a single draft 2.0 META spec and circulated to the working group for review and refinement. The working group will finalize the new specification by December 1, at which point it will be released as final and work will begin to implement the spec in the CPAN toolchain and other downstream consumers.
Again, thank you to all who contributed. A summary of the results is provided below. All of the proposed patches are also available in branches at the CPAN Meta Spec github repository
Summary of Results
Some consensus and patch written:
Controversial, but patch written:
Not adopted, but patch written to clarify existing, similar field:
No consensus or consensus opposes or duplicative or other reasons for
not including in 2.0: