Test::Deep mudwrestling with Test::Class. I lose.

Already posted to Perlmonks, but this is killing me at work right now. http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=693163 Basically, using Test::Deep with Test::Class fails horribly. package TestIt; use Test::Deep; use base 'Test::Class'; sub startup : Tests(startup) {} 1; Trying to

Re: Test::Deep mudwrestling with Test::Class. I lose.

# 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 :

Re: Test::Deep mudwrestling with Test::Class. I lose.

--- Eric Wilhelm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: # 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

Re: Test::Deep mudwrestling with Test::Class. I lose.

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

Re: Test::Most 0.02 (Adds Test::Warn and deferred plans)

Ovid, The latter, of course, should assert the number of tests you expected to run, not the number of tests you've actually run. Otherwise, it's not much better than no_plan (except you're still protected from premature exits. Or, to look at it a different way, it would be _exactly_

Re: Test::Most 0.02 (Adds Test::Warn and deferred plans)

Ovid, I've just uploaded Test::Most 0.02 to the cpan. Crap ... you fixed that typo. :) I meant to let you know about this, but I got totally distracted before I could pin it down. So now I've got it down fairly sparse here ... create two files: # file: Testit.pm package Testit; use strict;