On 23 Jun 2009, at 17:03, Ovid wrote:
I had to randomly trawl through the cat-guts. Paring down our
rather large application is not easy and I wasn't aware of a git
repository for git bisect.
git-svn will do bisect - just import, rafl also has a mirror of a git-
svn import on github :)
I *did* wind up downloading various CPAN releases and got it down
to this:
Right, cool.
5.7* distributions do not issue the warning.
5.8005_05 to 5.80002 were failing with:
(Could not load class (PIPs) because : Can't call method
"reverse" on an undefined
value at /home/ovid/pips_dev/work/Pips3/branches/rights_modeling/
Catalyst-Runtime-5.80001/ \
lib/Catalyst/DispatchType/Chained.pm line 115.)
I think that you want r9803 applying to those releases.
Also, you're in debug mode.. Do you get the warnings when debug mode
is disabled?
Earlier 5.8* series were failing with various errors.
Right, that sounds unsurprising - _05 and _06 is when much of the
backwards compatibility got sorted out :)
In short, it's been tough for me to nail down when the failure
occurs because different versions of Catalyst have different
dependencies and it's tough to grab all at once and set up a good
environment.
In the meantime, the warning thrown by Catalyst-
>_stats_start_execute() still remains. You mentioned a guess that
it was trying to collect stats on private attributes and the check
for that is the first line:
return if ( ( $code->name =~ /^_.*/ )
&& ( !$c->config->{show_internal_actions} ) );
So I guess you have $c->config->{show_internal_actions} turned on then?
The $code->name when we get the warning is 'default', so I'm
assuming it's not considered a private action. When we get to the
actual section of code which issues the warning (line 1561 in the
cpan distribution)
I'm now wildly stabbing in the dark, but can you try:
http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/Catalyst-Runtime/5.80/
branches/index_default_fuckage/
which _may_ fix your issue, as the sub you're dealing with is called
'default' and that has some fixes for that... This is merely a guess,
I don't pretend to really understand what's going on for you, or why
you're getting this.
I'll try and have a think on it some more.
Cheers
t0m
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