YAML modules default for $LoadBlessed was changed to false

[perlpunk]

This will fix t/12cpan.t and t/31sessions.t
So I believe #132 is not necessary

I tested with YAML.pm 1.30 and YAML::Syck 1.32

See also https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=131602 and https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=131615

[jkeenan]

This will fix t/12cpan.t and t/31sessions.t
So I believe #132 is not necessary

I tested with YAML.pm 1.30 and YAML::Syck 1.32

See also https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=131602 and https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=131615

I concur. I'll close my p.r.

Thank you very much.
Jim Keenan

[Tux]

Tested on CentOS 8.1, perl-5.30.1 with YAML::XS and YAML::Syck
Tested on openSUSE TumbleWeed and Leap 15.1, perl-5.30.0 with YAML, YAML::XS and YAML::Syck
All passed!
Thank you @perlpunk

[RogueScholar]

Tested on (K)Ubuntu 19.10, 5.3.30 kernel, perl-5.28.1 with YAML::XS
Tested on Entware Linux environment running on Netgear R7000 CPE armv7l router, 2.6.36.4 kernel, perl-5.28.1 with YAML and YAML::Syck
All tests successful, successful builds and installs reported via CPAN::Reporter.

If Perl was Pharaoh, then @perlpunk is Moses, saying "Let my CPAN go!" 😜

[perlpunk]

I added the workaround for perl 5.6.2 where local ... = ... did not work.

I talked to @andk this week and he said would still like to find out if $LoadBlessed is really needed.
I debugged the YAML files used in the tests and the result is that it relies on the following classes to be loaded:
CPAN::URL CPAN::Distribution CPAN::Distrostatus CPAN::DeferredCode

So it seems it's not that easy to get rid of $LoadBlessed

[perlpunk]

I created #134 to show how it would look like with YAML::PP::*

[andk]

Thanks, Tina, this helped a lot. Merged now.

[andk]

and released as ANDK/CPAN-2.28-TRIAL.tar.gz