| Subject: | Version format confusion |
Perl has two types of versions: decimal versions (where it is just a floating point number) and dotted integer tuples (a sequence of integers separated by dots). Releases of this distribution appear to be trying to use the latter but when releasing with a version in the format X.YYY it will use the former, sometimes causing it to be interpreted differently. I recommend defining the version with a leading 'v' or appending a third segment of '.0' (preferably both) when you use this form in order to prevent flopping between the formats.
our $VERSION = 'v8.114';
our $VERSION = 'v8.114.0';
For details on how the two types are interpreted and converted check out http://blogs.perl.org/users/grinnz/2018/04/a-guide-to-versions-in-perl.html . Thanks.