I don't know why this didn't occur to me before, but why not put this in a Wiki? It seems to be a _huge_ pain to mail this list out every few weeks whenever something changes, why not post it up and allow people to mark it up a little: say that they are working on a test so the effort isn't duplicated, or remove items from the list once they are tested.
Also, how does one test Net::Ping when we can't guarantee a server to ping? Zach On 9/18/01 7:57 PM, "Michael G Schwern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here's where we're at. I might be a little off on the Pod:: tests. > > chromatic and Andrew Wilson took a good chunk out of it. CGI is now > pretty well covered. More of ExtUtils are tested, and rather > amazingly, Term::Complete! > > For Term::ReadLine you may be able to steal/draw inspiration from the > Term::ReadLine::Perl and Term::ReadLine::Gnu tests. > > > AutoSplit > CPAN > CPAN::Nox > DB > Dumpvalue > ExtUtils::MM_* > ExtUtils::Embed > ExtUtils::Install > ExtUtils::Installed > ExtUtils::Liblist > ExtUtils::Mkbootstrap > ExtUtils::Mksymlists > ExtUtils::MM_* > ExtUtils::Packlist > filetest > Net::Cmd > Net::Config > Net::Domain > Net::Netrc > Net::Ping > Net::POP3 > Net::Time > open > Pod::Checker > Pod::Find > Pod::Functions (no docs!) > Pod::Html > Pod::InputObjects > Pod::LaTeX > Pod::Man > Pod::ParseUtils > Pod::Select > Pod::Text::* > Pod::Usage > sigtrap > Term::Cap > Term::ReadLine > Tie::Scalar > warnings::register (almost no docs) >
