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If the CDPATH environment variable is set (so cd can look in multiple
places), cd prints out the resulting directory when used. This confuses
a command sequence used in a couple of places doing (cd && pwd) to get
a directory path. Make sure we ignore any output from cd.
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This was generated using 'carton fatpack' as follows:
bin/cpanm -L local-carton --with-recommends Carton
export PERL5LIB=<absolute path to local-carton>/lib/perl5/
local-carton/bin/carton fatpack
(It needs to be an absolute path in order to locate the meta files.)
This was done on a Debian squeeze box to make sure any too-old core
modules were updated and included in the bundle.
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Try and save other people the potential pain of installing SOAP::Lite;
only UK FixMyStreet and Zurich geocoder use it, so set it as an optional
feature in the cpanfile instead.
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Note how we'd like to do the same with SOAP::Lite.
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This keeps the dependencies of carton separate from those of FixMyStreet.
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* Upgrade ExtUtils::MakeMaker, and remove old workaround.
* DIME::Tools won't install without --force (needed by SOAP::Lite in travis).
* Remove SOAP::WSDL from cpanfile, as it won't install and nothing
needs it apart from Barnet (UK specific).
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Previously, install_perl_modules would exit with 0 regardless
of whether installation of the modules succeeded or failed;
this meant, in particularly, that when called from the
install script with 'set -e', it's possible to miss that
the module installation failed. By adding 'set -e' to
install_perl_modules, we should get a useful exit code.
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