> I'd like Test::* to completely bailout on the first > is/ok/whatever to fail. I just can't seem to find a > canonical way to do this. but someone here knows, I'm sure :)
I don't know about canonical, but here's how I do it. I've
got a test suite that takes many minutes to complete, so
stopping on the first failure is definitely needed.
First, I set up a early ENV toggle:
## Sometimes, we want to stop as soon as we see an error
my $bail_on_error = $ENV{BUCARDO_TESTBAIL} || 0;
Then, I override the standard Test::More methods:
## no critic
{
no warnings; ## Yes, we know they are being redefined!
sub is_deeply {
return if Test::More::is_deeply(@_);
$bail_on_error and BAIL_OUT "Stopping on failed 'is_deeply' test";
} ## end of is_deeply
sub like {
return if Test::More::like($_[0],$_[1],$_[2]);
$bail_on_error and BAIL_OUT "Stopping on failed 'like' test";
} ## end of like
## etc. for all test methods you are using
}
## use critic
Sure would be nice if this was a Test::More option.
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