It's mostly likely a false positive, but you're welcome to build from source with apperlm. The polygot binary format including the compressed ZIP archive probab

It's mostly likely a false positive, but you're welcome to build from source with apperlm. The polygot binary format including the compressed ZIP archive probably sets off the scanners. The official APPerl binaries are compiled and uploaded by Github Actions: https://github.com/G4Vi/Perl-Dist-APPerl/blob/master/.github/workflows/build.yml https://github.com/G4Vi/Perl-Dist-APPerl/blob/master/.github... apperlm does not download perl module dependencies right now, but download_package.pl can be used to download dependencies. apperlm mostly just acts as a glorified front-end to Info-ZIP when doing a build of a "nobuild" config (building off of existing apperl) download_package.pl example https://github.com/G4Vi/MHFS/blob/6db6ad24886ca0ea335a0502286e14db4acf7e42/Makefile#L43-L71 https://github.com/G4Vi/MHFS/blob/6db6ad24886ca0ea335a050228... Edit: You can see what files were packed into it by renaming with .zip extension and opening with Windows Explorer. Edit 2: "perl_repo_files" just specifies where to copy files to inside of the perl source tree. It is only used if you are building APPerl from source (it is unused if you are building a "nobuild" config). IPC-Open2 should already be bundled in the full perl.com as it's included in the perl5 repo: https://github.com/G4Vi/perl5/tree/cosmo-apperl/ext/IPC-Open3/lib/IPC https://github.com/G4Vi/perl5/tree/cosmo-apperl/ext/IPC-Open...