CPAN::FindDependencies version 2.0 is out

I've just uploaded CPAN::FindDependencies version 2 to the CPAN.  This
is pretty much a complete re-write which has lots of cool new Stuff:

* uses Parse::CPAN::Packages instead of CPAN.pm, so loads faster and
  takes a lot less memory;
* much better core module detection;
* user can specify which version of perl to use when figuring out what's
  in core;
* can cache META.yml files and use a local 02packages file instead of
  fetching it from a CPAN mirror at startup;
* add 'maxdepth' parameter to limit how far down the dependency tree it
  goes;
* much better tests;
* 'cpandeps' script is now documented

Why am I telling you this?  Cos, for the perl-qa folks, this will be the
new brane for http://cpandeps.cantrell.org.uk/ soon.  For the
module-authors list - the bundled 'cpandeps' program is a useful tool
for getting an idea of how much extra code gets pulled in when you make
your users install a dependency.  Re-using code is a Good Thing of
course, but taken to extremes it can be a real pain in the arse for
those for whom perl is just another environment that they have to
support on their machines.

-- 
David Cantrell | Nth greatest programmer in the world

• CPAN::FindDependencies version 2.0 is out by David Cantrell