Whoops. http://groups.google.com/group/perl.cpan.testers/browse_thread/thread/72bcf48d152c17ad/d09e5c5f95dec79d
http://groups.google.com/group/perl.cpan.testers/browse_thread/thread/270d01eb25695b8a/044491c0d79e2cff I am wondering, does the rapid use of multiple transport_args or other commands, interrupt or confuse the connection to SMTP? On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 9:51 AM, David Golden <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 >
