On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 9:27 AM, M W487 <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry, 1.53_02 did not work. > > http://mail.google.com/mail/?safe=on&safe=on&safe=on&shva=1#sent/120ae60088f6bc1a
This is a link to a gmail email -- I can't see your emails since I'm not you. :-) Add "email_to=y...@email" to .cpanreporter/config.ini and mails will go to you instead of to [email protected]. Then use "show original" in gmail and save that to a text file and send that as an attachment to the list. (Don't forward -- we'll lose the header information.) Until I see some of the emails using 1.53_02, I don't want to make guesses as to what's happening. If you promise not to send me more than one or two sample reports, you can even set 'email_to' to my email address and let them go to me directly. > Why does Test::Reporter: transport_args occur three times? Test::Reporter: > report twice? Apparently, Test::Reporter send() calls report(), from() and subject() in null context to initialize them (they are cached). I couldn't tell you why. T::R is not the nicest codebase. I do as little as I need to in maintaining it and don't spend cycles cleaning it up unless I'm fixing bugs. > Why do I have a huge PATH, that seems to grow without end if I only run the > smoker? (Occasionally, I go into CPAN by hand, and install a module just to > clean out the build (?) directory and thus PATH). PATH or PERL5LIB? CPAN.pm adds any successfully tested distribution to PERL5LIB. This is essential to make sure that prerequisites that are tested but not installed are available for subsequent tests. If a smoker is repeatedly calling CPAN's test(), then PERL5LIB will grow to be huge. (The same happens with distributions with massive dependency chains.) CPAN::Reporter::Smoker calls $CPAN::META->reset_tested() between distributions to make CPAN forget previously successful tests and reset PERL5LIB. If minismokebox isn't doing that, then that's a bug in minismokebox. -- David
