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Postings from January 2012
Rob / Dean: I added a test: t/00load_prereqs.t for Inline::CPP, bumped the dev version to 0.33_005, and pushed it to github and CPAN. Instead of using "warn" as Rob suggested, I used Test::More's "diag()" function. it guarantees output will not interfere with the TAP harness, and also guarantees the output will be seen even in full TAP mode. Within the test I also "use_ok( 'Parse::RecDescent' )", and "require_ok( 'Inline::C' )". Those might provide additional diagnostic information for us to work with. Other minor and less interesting changes include the addition of a MANIFEST.SKIP file to make it easier for me to "make distcheck" in order to verify that I haven't left any important files out of the distribution. ...a valuable lesson I recently learned on a different module where I forgot to include the tests in MANIFEST, and silently created a distribution with its tests missing. ;) (Woops -- And here I thought I created code devoid of failures... lol) If you're following along on github under my public repos (user daoswald) you'll find the dev branch to contain the _004 and _005 developer versions. Or just use cpan once _005 shows up on your favorite mirror. Dean: If you could please ensure that once 0.33_005 shows up on CPAN you run it through your smoke testers I would really appreciate it. Rob might be correct that there's a bug in the smoker, but at least this will help us to see it up close. DaveThread Next