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        Since the arguments passed in differ when using a Makefile.PL and a
        Build.PL procedure, for safety, you should always include the
        --build-type option when using this option.

    --build STRING
        Similar to the --config option except this passes strings which are
        passed to either the './Build' or 'make' command used to actually
        build the module. This option can be passed in any number of times.

    --config-input STRING
        Sometimes, the configure step prompts for input that cannot be set
        using an environment variable. In this case, this option may be used
        to pass in a single line of input to the 'perl Build.PL' or 'perl
        Makefile.PL' command used to configure the module and create a Build
        script or a Makefile. This option can be passed in any number of
        times, but each value should include a single line of input. This
        will result in the following:

           echo STRING | perl Makefile.PL
           echo STRING | perl Build.PL

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option when using this option.

=item B<--build STRING>

Similar to the B<--config> option except this passes strings which
are passed to either the './Build' or 'make' command used to actually
build the module.  This option can be passed in any number of times.

=item B<--config-input STRING>

Sometimes, the configure step prompts for input that cannot be set
using an environment variable.  In this case, this option may be used
to pass in a single line of input to the 'perl Build.PL' or 'perl
Makefile.PL' command used to configure the module and create a Build
script or a Makefile.  This option can be passed in any number of
times, but each value should include a single line of input.  This will
result in the following:

   echo STRING | perl Makefile.PL
   echo STRING | perl Build.PL