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--- Comment #5 from Sidney Markowitz <sid...@sidney.com> --- (In reply to Giovanni Bechis from comment #4) > podchecker.t errors out when Test::Pod is not installed, fixed in r1905889. I apologize for forgetting to test that case. What you have matches the way it is shown in the Test::Pod documentation. I got confused when the way we do it for other tests where we use require instead of use didn't work. Can someone with a better understanding of perl explain why when I used require, podchecker.t got an undefined subroutine error from the use of all_pod_files_ok at the end (which I understand is an error because require is done at run time and the error for all_pod_files_ok not defined happens at compile time), but in t/perlcritic.pl the same things works fine? In t/perlcritic.pl there is a require Test::Perl::Critic and then at the end a call to all_critic_ok. Is there some difference between what t/podchecker.t does and t/perlcritic.pl that I'm missing? I looked in Test/Pod.pm and Test/Perl/Critic.pm and they seem to define their subs the same way. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
