"David Golden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The recent thread on mod_perl and distroprefs got me thinking that
> there is probably a default set of distroprefs needed for
> CPAN::Reporter::Smoker to avoid testing certain distributions. E.g.
> possibly any "/Apache-" distribution, though that casts a wide net and
> may hit things that don't actually require mod_perl.
>
> So whether you smoke with YACSmoke or CPAN::Reporter, what things are
> you skipping and why?
Typically distributions which look like they could not be build under
the current OS. Currently I have a series of distroprefs definition
looking like:
---
match:
distribution: "/(libwin32|Win32(API)?)-"
perlconfig:
archname: "(-freebsd|-linux|darwin)"
disabled: 1
---
match:
distribution: "/(Mac|MacOSX)-\D+"
perlconfig:
archname: "(-freebsd|-linux|MSWin32|cygwin)"
disabled: 1
---
match:
distribution: "/(Filesys-CygwinPaths)-\d"
perlconfig:
archname: "(-freebsd|darwin|MSWin32|linux)"
disabled: 1
---
etc.
Maybe also Tk::*, Gtk2::*, etc. if running under Unix and
$ENV{DISPLAY} is not defined.
Regards,
Slaven
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