On 29/08/2021 17:34, Slaven Rezic wrote:
17. 08. 2021. u 13:59, Jonas Smedegaard piše:
Hi,
I am trying to understand the real cause of the test failure here:
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/9420f4a4-feca-11eb-bc66-57723b537541
Error message talks about missing POD::Parser, and yes that module is
needed, but should be pulled in since it is a runtime-requirement of
POD::Constants which the cpantest states is installed.
What am I missing?
Hi Jonas,
could be something similar like
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=132139
Indeed. bin/licensecheck has `#!/usr/bin/env perl` so it's using
whichever perl is first in the path, not whichever perl your code is
being tested with.
Best practice is to instead have `#!perl` as a placeholder shebang line.
Then when you `make` (using EU::MM) the path to the correct perl will be
filled in for you, in a copy of the script at blib/script/licensecheck,
which is what will in turn be installed. Run the version in blib/script
in your tests and you should be good.
Alternatively you could explicitly invoke your script using the correct
perl with something like:
use Config;
system($Config{perlpath}, 'bin/licensecheck', ...);
--
David Cantrell
