should be just a matter of setting PerlSwitches -w in the test suite (though who knows what that will start doing :)
Yup, it reveals a few more issues with undef. I'm looking at it.
I'll commit that change a bit later.
ok, I'll leave it to you, then.
I meant the -w change, not the callback changes.
the only thing I would suggest is to revert to the HTTP-code logic in 1.60 as I did. that way, the tests I checked in all pass. we can look at that as a separate issue (after I finish my slides :)
I'd rather see you commit the callback changes.
Also how about moving 'PerlSwitches -wT' into Apache::Test's autogenerator? Do you think any module developer will want not to have these turned on by default? I believe most will simply forget to add these, causing more problems.
I'd definitely be for -w, since it's just warnings.
adding -T might blow up working test suites for people who are doing taint-unfriendly things. if you can prove that there is an easy way for users to disable it once added, though, then I'd be ok with it.
following this line of thought, someone may write warn-unfriendly things, in which case we should neither enforce it. I'll just fix it in extra.conf.in in both test suites.
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