James Keenan wrote: > Now, I suspect that some p5p-ers have already invested a lot > of time over the years to get something which is 90%+ of > this turnkey solution already. If so, I would like to hear > from you, because getting such a turnkey solution will > enable me to take on these "Bleadperl breaks" problems as > well. What I usually do is not so simple. I rsync, compile and install blead with -DDEBUGGING, run cpan5.19.whatever, 'look Module::Name', and then start playing around with it. That means digging through tests and source code, trying to figure out what is happening. For difficult bugs, that may mean copy- ing requisite modules into its blib/ folder and gutting them, till I get the failure down to something manageable. As for simply checking whether a module is fixed yet, I just run 'test Module::Name' from the cpan shell after installing blead.Thread Previous