FYI this is not an issue with the latest Test::Deep.
Lessons learned (from this and other problems)
- default exports are just bad
- having an isa() function anywhere is asking for trouble, various
modules will call ->isa on every package they see whether it's really
an OO package or not
The solution was finally to make Test::Deep::isa dispath to
UNIVERSAL::isa() if it figures out that's the right thing to do. Yuck!
F
2008/6/20 Eric Wilhelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> # from Ovid
> # on Friday 20 June 2008 07:16:
>
>> Invalid CODE attribute: Tests(startup => 1) at TestIt.pm line 9
>> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at TestIt.pm line 9.
>
> The 'use base' and load order appear to be trouble.
>
> Either:
> use base qw(Test::Class);
> use Test::Deep;
> sub startup : Tests(startup) {}
>
> Or:
> use Test::Deep;
> use Test::Class; BEGIN {our @ISA = qw(Test::Class)};
> sub startup : Tests(startup) {}
>
> --Eric
> --
> But as soon as you hear the Doppler shift dropping in pitch, you know
> that they're probably going to miss your house, because if they were on
> a collision course with your house, the pitch would stay the same until
> impact. As I said, that one's subtle.
> --Larry Wall
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