git-cal: install correctly on Big Sur #67820
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As discussed with Homebrew#66370 (comment) Big Sur's system perl changed how "PREFIX=" is treated as an install destination. The more explicit way to control MakeMaker is to set INSTALL_BASE instead, which should result in consistent behavior between different OS/X versions.
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same thing, :stable is preferred over :head, we can followup in the next PR.
cc @samford
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As discussed with #66370 (comment) Big Sur's system perl changed how
PREFIX=is treated as an install destination. The more explicit way to control MakeMaker is to setINSTALL_BASEinstead, which should result in consistent behavior between different OS/X versions.