In September 2001, apparently all aglow in the excitement of all the talk that was going on about testing and whatnot, I wrote a module called CPAN::Test::Reporter. (http://search.cpan.org/~skud/CPAN-Test-Reporter-0.02/) Looking at it, I have no idea what I was thinking or why I thought it was necessary at the time. The only hint is in the credits where I say that it's based on the cpantest script by Kurt Starsinic. Presumably I thought it would be useful to have a modular version of it.
I'm pretty sure nobody uses it (CPANTS reports that it's not a dependency for any other module). It looks like Test::Reporter is a newer module that does what I was trying to do, and is more up to date. What I want to know is, should I just bin it? Or might it, in fact, be useful to someone somehow? Or is it just bad form to completely delete CPAN modules? I guess I could update it with a new version that says "Don't use me." K. -- Kirrily Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://infotrope.net http://search.cpan.org/author/SKUD
