Ron,
Reading this msg, none of us has a clue as to the code you've used :-).
Well, I'm not actually asking for help solving the actual _problem_ ...
I have a pretty good idea what the problem is, and even how to fix it.
The problem is, I can't actually _reproduce_ the problem on my machine.
So what I'd like help with is, what does the "config_args" line in the
report actually _mean_, and how do I build a version of Perl (again,
preferably using Perlbrew) which can replicate a given config_args line?
I suggest you upload your tarball to your website and perhaps someone
will download it and analyze it for you.
Well, no need for that; the code's right there on CPAN.[1] :-) If
anyone's interested in the code, that's cool, but like I said: I'm not
really asking anyone to debug my code for me. ;-> Just help with
understanding what config_args means.
Perhaps some examples might be helpful:
* A report with an empty config_args which passes[2]
* A report with an empty config_args which fails[3], not the current
problem[4]
* A report with a non-empty config_args which fails[5], *this* is the
problem in question
* A report with a non-empty config_args which fails[6], not the current
problem[7]
I'm still working on identifying _which_ things in the config_args make
it pass vs fail (or whether the split amongst reports with a non-empty
config_args actually relates to an orthogonal categorization), but none
of that is going to help me if I can't figure out how to build a Perl
that will reproduce the problem locally.
Thanx guys.
-- Buddy
[1]
https://metacpan.org/source/BAREFOOT/Date-Easy-0.01/lib/Date/Easy/Date.pm
[2] http://cpantesters.org/cpan/report/eaac1ee2-e4fa-11e5-a56f-bda5e839e4f8
[3] http://cpantesters.org/cpan/report/e38224f8-e514-11e5-a56f-bda5e839e4f8
[4] This is a whole different problem, which I already know what it is
and how to fix it.
[5] http://cpantesters.org/cpan/report/d5512c2e-f0f6-11e5-9e3d-91c58fb2e322
[6] http://cpantesters.org/cpan/report/fd94422e-e4fe-11e5-a38c-f98eaef69d38
[7] This a whole different problem from both the other two problems; I
actually don't have a clue yet on this one, but I'm not that worried
about it (yet).
