running the harness in verbose mode from make

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> commit 583df632e4340db071936f8efd1191ef8ea0483a
> Author: Ricardo Signes <rjbs@cpan.org>
> Date:   Sun Apr 19 13:17:02 2015 +0200
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>     make t/harness respect HARNESS_VERBOSE
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At the QA Hackathon in Berlin, Chad Granum asked me how to run all of the core
tests in verbose mode.  I said, "Uh...." and went looking.  None of my guesses
worked.  I looked into the source.  You can run ./t/harness -v, but you can't
get the -v in there from make, which does test_prep.

Any reason not to pass HARNESS_VERBOSE's value in for verbose, so that one can
run "HARNESS_VERBOSE=1 make test_harness"?  Did I miss some existing way?

Chad suggested that this makes a test or two fail.  I will look into that,
assuming this isn't pointless for some other reason.

-- 
rjbs

• running the harness in verbose mode from make by Ricardo Signes
• Re: running the harness in verbose mode from make by Tony Cook