Set $ENV{PERL5LIB} to our working directory so that any dependencies that are installed during the run are available to modules installed later in the run.
Set $ENV{PERL5LIB} to our working directory so that any dependencies
that are installed during the run are available to modules installed
later in the run.

Use CPAN::Shell->install rather than calling install on the Module.
Turns out you have to go through CPAN::Shell->install in order for
dependencies to actually get installed.  Blew a few hours figuring that
out.

Marked the comment about finding an alternative to EU::I->modules with a
FIXME.  Now that we can install and package dependencies the problem
with EU::I->modules is more prominent, our hacky "secondary effort"
works less often.

Set prerequisites_policy to "follow" so that the user doesn't have to
answer prompts about dependencies.  I'd previously left it to the
default "ask" because the user needed to hit ^C and package up the
dependency first.

Clarified the comment about dslip_status so it hopefully sounds a bit
less like Greek if you aren't intimately familiar with the CPAN API.


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