Dominique Quatravaux wrote: > Christopher H. Laco a wrote: >> Dear Dominique Quatravaux, > >> This is a computer-generated report for Test-Group-0.07 >> on perl-5.8.8, created automatically by CPAN-Reporter-1.04 >> and sent to the CPAN Testers mailing list. > >> [...] >> t/10-external............. >> # Failed test at t/10-external.t line 208. >> # '1..2 >> # ' >> # doesn't match '(?m-xis:^not ok 1.*\*died\*)' > > Sorry I don't do Windows and I have no idea of what's going on here. > How can I proceed from there? Is it possible for you to offer some > kind of remote access? > > Thanks in advance, >
Lucky for you, this fails on my current perl as well (Strawberry Perl).
Ok, so I've extracted the dist in the following directory:
> C:\Test-Group-0.07\
I'm running one of the failing tests:
> cls && prove -l t/10-external.t
From what I can follow, in 10-external.t, line 194, you're doing this:
> my $logfile = $perl->workpath("log");
which on this perl, on this (and apparently my other failing machines)
creates this file:
> C:\Test-Group-0.07\DOCUME~1CLACO~1.OPEocals~1temp~testcmd3076-1og
which according to the Test::Cmd::workpath pod, seems to be vastly
incorrect, due to something not handling the Cmd shell/long file names
properly. Then of course, during the failing test, you're calling read:
> $perl->read(\$contents, 'log');
> like($contents, qr/group 1.*died/, "log file 1/2");
which defaults to reading from workdir(), but of course, there's no log
file in there because of the previous problem with workpath, returning
an empty $contents, which then fails the regex with the error from the
report:
> t/10-external.............Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//)
> at t/10-external.t line 213.
>
> # Failed test 'log file 1/2'
> # at t/10-external.t line 213.
> # undef
> # doesn't match '(?-xism:group 1.*died)'
> Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at t/10-external.t line 215.
That's what I know. :-)
Now whether this test is wrong, or it's really Test::Cmd that is bogus
here, I'm not sure.
-=Chris
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