Perl Module Tools (pmtool) - Now with Kwalitee!
Perl Module Tools (pmtools) v1.51 now passes all Test::Kwalitee and Test::Kwalitee::Extra tests. Although the tests for the programs are not comprehensive, they should work fine as smoke tests -- if one of the program test fails, there may well be a problem with your Perl setup. Also, pmtools distributions are now created with Dist::Zilla (making the job of releasing a new version much easier than before).
As usual, pmtools v1.51 will be available from CPAN later today (it has already been uploaded) and is available now from GitHub (https://github.com/markleightonfisher/pmtools). If you decide to fork pmtools and create a pull request, please remember to put your changes on a topic branch (as that will speed up how quickly your changes can be integrated into pmtools).
Perl/CPAN user since 1992.
1) pmtools v1.51 was tested by me on Debian 7.1 (Wheezy) with Perl 5.8.8, 5.14.2 (my system Perl), and 5.18.1.
2) Windows support is now on my TODO list. It may take a while.
You might want to make the text "put your changes on a topic branch" a link to a tutorial, as I didn't know what a topic branch was. Eg: http://navinpeiris.com/2011/05/25/quick-guide-to-working-with-git-topic-branches/
(Everyone can use google, but it would help if someone who understands / knows topic branches provides a link to a good / practical introduction, there may be a much better page than the one I found, for example).
@Neil: On Github, the proper way to put that information is in a CONTRIBUTING{,.md,.pod,...} file. Check this Github blog post.