On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 8:04 AM, David Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> -V info, so it has to be something else that's suppressing them. Unless >> there is a configuration that is suppressing them. > > Is there any way that a report could get sent even if the user hit C-c > just before the perl -V output was attached? Or if there's any reason > that perl -V can't run - such as out of process-table space?
No. It's actually not perl -V output, it's Config::myconfig(). However, it's added after a "--\n\n" which makes it look like an email signature. So if something is chomping/suppressing long signatures, that might do it. I would change that in Test::Reporter, but I'm afraid it might break Barbie's or others' parsing of the report. -- David
