NAME

    Dist::Zilla::PluginBundle::Author::HAYOBAAN - Hayo Baan's Dist::Zilla
    configuration

VERSION

    version 0.014

DESCRIPTION

    This is a Dist::Zilla PluginBundle. It installs and configures
    Dist::Zilla plugins according to HAYOBAAN's preferences. The following
    plugins are (conditionally) installed and configured:

      * AutoVersion

      * Author::HAYOBAAN::NextVersion

      * OurPkgVersion

      * GatherDir

      * Git::GatherDir

      * PruneCruft

      * ManifestSkip

      * PodWeaver (and SurgicalPodWeaver when enabled)

      * ReadmeAnyFromPod (both Text and Markdown generation are configured)

      * Dist::Zilla::Plugin::MetaYAML

      * License

      * InstallGuide

      * MinimumPerl

      * AutoPrereqs

      * MetaNoIndex

      * GitHub::Meta

      * MetaJSON

      * MetaYAML

      * MetaProvides::Package

      * MetaProvides::Class

      * ExecDir

      * ShareDir

      * MakeMaker (default)

      * ModuleBuild (optional)

      * Manifest

      * CopyFilesFromBuild

      * Run::AfterBuild

      * GitHubREADME::Badge

      * CheckChangesHasContent

      * Git::CheckFor::CorrectBranch

      * Git::Check

      * CheckMetaResources

      * CheckPrereqsIndexed

      * Test::Compile

      * Test::Perl::Critic

      * Test::EOL

      * Test::NoTabs

      * Test::Version

      * Test::MinimumVersion

      * MojibakeTests

      * Test::Kwalitee

      * Test::Portability

      * Test::UnusedVars

      * Test::CPAN::Changes

      * Test::DistManifest

      * Test::CPAN::Meta::JSON

      * MetaTests

      * PodSyntaxTests

      * PodCoverageTests

      * Author::HAYOBAAN::LinkCheck

      * Test::Synopsis

      * TestRelease

      * RunExtraTests

      * ConfirmRelease

      * UploadToCPAN

      * FakeRelease

      * NextRelease

      * Git::Commit

      * Git::Tag

      * Git::Push

      * GitHub::Update

      * Run::AfterRelease

      * Clean

USAGE

      # In dist.ini
      [@Author::HAYOBAAN]

OPTIONS

    The following additional command-line option is available for the dzil
    command.

 --local-release-only

    Adding this option to the dzil command will set the
    "local_release_only" attribute to true.

    --local, --local-only, and --local-release are synonyms for this
    option.

 --make-minor-release

    Adding this option to the dzil command will set the
    "make_minor_release" attribute to true.

    --minor, --minor-release, and --make-minor are synonyms for this
    option.

    Note: Implied with "--local-release-only", overriden by
    "--make-major-release".

 --make-major-release

    Adding this option to the dzil command will set the
    "make_major_release" attribute to true.

    --major, --major-release, and --make-major are synonyms for this
    option.

    Note: Overrides --make-minor-release.

 --keep-version

    Adding this option will force keep the version number the same
    (regardless of the other settings above!).

    --keep is a synonym for this option.

ATTRIBUTES

 is_cpan

    Specifies that this is a distribution that is destined for CPAN. When
    true, releases are uploaded to CPAN using UploadToCPAN. If false,
    releases are made using FakeRelease.

    Default: false.

 is_github_hosted

    Specifies that the distribution's repository is hosted on GitHub.

    Default: false (note: setting "is_cpan" enforces "is_github_hosted" to
    true)

 git_remote

    Specifies where to push the distribution on GitHub. Can be used
    multiple times to upload to multiple branches.

    Default: origin

 no_git

    Specifies that the distribution is not under git version control.

    Default: false (note: setting "is_github_hosted" enforces this setting
    to false)

 local_release_only

    Setting this to true will:

      * inhibit uploading to CPAN,

      * inhibit git checking, tagging, commiting, and pushing,

      * inhibit checking the Changes file,

      * include a minor version number (e.g., _001) in the version string
      (see "make_minor_release").

    When releasing, the "run_after_release" code is still run so you can
    use this flag to release a development version locally for further use
    or testing, without e.g., fixing a new major version number.

    local, local_only, and local_release are synonyms for this setting.

    Default: false

 make_minor_release

    If the version string does not yet have a minor release number, this
    will add one with the value of _001.

    minor, minor_release, and make_minor are synonyms for this setting.

    Default: value of "local_release_only"

    Note: Overridden by "make_major_release".

 make_major_release

    Removes any minor version from the version string.

    major, major_release, and make_major are synonyms for this setting.

    Default: false

    Note: Overrides "make_minor_release".

 keep_version

    Will keep the current version number the same when building/releasing.

 use_makemaker

    Uses MakeMaker as build method.

    Default: true

    Note: When both use_makemaker and use_modulebuild are false, MakeMaker
    will be used!

 use_modulebuild

    Uses Module::Build as build method.

    Default: false

 run_after_build

    Specifies commands to run after the release has been built (but not yet
    released). Multiple "run_after_build" commands can be specified.

    The commands are run from the root of your development tree and has the
    following special symbols available:

      * %d the directory in which the distribution was built

      * %n the name of the distribution

      * %p path separator ('/' on Unix, '\\' on Win32... useful for
      cross-platform dist.ini files)

      * %v the version of the distribution

      * %t -TRIAL if the release is a trial release, otherwise the empty
      string

      * %x full path to the current perl interpreter (like $^X but from
      Config)

    Default: nothing

 run_after_release

    Specifies commands to run after the release has been made. Use it to
    e.g., automatically install your distibution after releasing. Multiple
    run_after_release commands can be specified.

    The commands are run from the root of your development tree and has the
    same symbols available as the "run_after_build", plus the following:

      * %a the archive of the release

    Default: cpanm './%d'

  Examples:

    To install using cpanm (this is the default):

      run_after_release = cpanm './%d'

    To install using cpan:

      run_after_release = %x -MCPAN -einstall './%d'

    To not do anything:

      run_after_release =

 additional_test

    Additional test plugin to use. Can be used multiple times to add more
    than one additional test.

    By default the following tests are executed:

      * Test::Compile -- Checks if perl code compiles correctly

      * Test::Perl::Critic -- Checks Perl source code for best-practices

      * Test::EOL -- Checks line endings

      * Test::NoTabs -- Checks for the use of tabs

      * Test::Version -- Checks to see if each module has the correct
      version set

      * Test::MinimumVersion -- Checks the minimum perl version, using
      "max_target_perl"

      * MojibakeTests -- Checks source encoding

      * Test::Kwalitee -- Checks the Kwalitee

      * Test::Portability -- Checks portability of code

      * Test::UnusedVars -- Checks for unused variables

      * Test::CPAN::Changes -- Validation of the Changes file

      * Test::DistManifest -- Validation of the MANIFEST file

      * Test::CPAN::Meta::JSON -- Validation of the META.json file -- only
      when hosted on GitHub

      * MetaTests -- Validation of the META.yml file -- only when hosted on
      GitHub

      * PodSyntaxTests -- Checks pod syntax

      * PodCoverageTests -- Checks pod coverage

      * LinkCheck -- Checks pod links

      * Test::Synopsis -- Checks the pod synopsis

 disable_test

    Specifies the test you don't want to be run. Can bu used more than once
    to disable multiple tests.

    Default: none (i.e., run all default and "additional_test" tests).

 max_target_perl

    Defines the highest minimum version of perl you intend to require. This
    is passed to Test::MinimumVersion, which generates a minimum-version.t
    test that'll warn you if you accidentally used features from a higher
    version of perl than you wanted. (Having a lower required version of
    perl is okay.)

    Default: 5.006

 surgical

    If this is set to true, SurgicalPodWeaver is used instead of the
    standard PodWeaver plugin. SurgicalPodWeaver only munges files that
    contain either a # ABSTRACT or a # Dist::Zilla: +PodWeaver line.

    Default: false

 weaver_config

    Specifies the configuration for Pod::Weaver.

    Default: @Author::HAYOBAAN.

 tag_format

    Specifies the format for tagging a release (see Git::Tag for details).

    Default: v%v%t

 version_regexp

    Specifies the regexp for versions (see Git::NextVersion for details).

    Default: ^v?([\d.]+(?:_\d+)?)(?:-TRIAL)?$

    Note: Only used in case of git version controlled repositories
    (AutoVersion is used in case of non-git version controlled
    repositories).

BUGS

    Please report any bugs or feature requests on the bugtracker website
    <https://github.com/HayoBaan/Dist-Zilla-PluginBundle-Author-HAYOBAAN/is
    sues>.

    When submitting a bug or request, please include a test-file or a patch
    to an existing test-file that illustrates the bug or desired feature.

CREDITS

    I took inspiration from many people's Dist::Zilla and Pod::Weaver
    PluginBundles. Most notably from:

      * David Golden DAGOLDEN

      * Mike Doherty DOHERTY

AUTHOR

    Hayo Baan <info@hayobaan.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

    This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Hayo Baan.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.