Dear fellow Perl module authors:
I have a test suite for my distribution (RT-Client-REST) that requires
some modules that the module itself does not require (Test::Exception,
for example). Since it is not listed as a dependency, some people's
tests fail[1,2].
Question: is it a good idea to put Test::Exception in as a dependency?
My problem with this is that the module itself, once installed, does
not use Test::Exception, so it is not really a dependency. On the other
hand, I want all tests to run (most of them test exceptions), so I do
not want to 'skip' any tests.
Thanks for your input,
- Dmitri.
1. http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/340611
2. http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/340620
Title: Test-time dependencies.
- Test-time dependencies. Dmitri Tikhonov
- Re: Test-time dependencies. David Golden
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Ken Williams
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Johan Vromans
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Adrian Howard
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Johan Vromans
- Re: Test-time dependencies. A. Pagaltzis
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Johan Vromans
- Re: Test-time dependencies. A. Pagaltzis
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Johan Vromans
- Re: Test-time dependencies. Ken Williams