Add Module::Pluggable as a requirement, excluding broken versions #1718
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Module::Pluggable added checks for unreadable files in v6.1 and v6.2. Those tests fail when installed as root, which may happen in a docker file, such as under github actions. While we have no explicit dependency on Module::Pluggable, our dependencies do, such as Config::Any. This is a bit of a crutch until Module::Plugable is patched. Upstream issue: simonwistow/Module-Pluggable#27
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This way we do not have to bump EUMM
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Module::Pluggable added checks for unreadable files in v6.1 and v6.2. Those tests fail when installed as root, which may happen under docker, such as under github actions.
While we have no explicit dependency on Module::Pluggable, our dependencies do, such as Config::Any.
@cromedome this should be sufficient for the github actions to "just work". They run in docker containers as the root user. This is a bit of a crutch until Module::Plugable is patched. Upstream issue: simonwistow/Module-Pluggable#27