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Kent,
I'm not sold on this.
The existing author/release/automated test environment variables
define categories of tests that testers opt into.
What you're describing is a variable to detect a capability. It's
closer to NONINTERACTIVE_TESTING, but note which way the defaults go
-- the assumption is that interactivity *is* available unless told
otherwise.
And the reason for the variable in the first place is that prompting
can hang. Avoiding hangs is a higher priority for me than avoiding
failure.
I'd be more interested in seeing a standard way to probe the
capability rather than rely on testers to declare capabilities.
use Test::RequiresInternet; # or skip_all
Or, if particular hosts/ports need to be reachable:
use Test::RequiresInternet { "www.google.com" => 80 };
David
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