Ovid, > I'm not sure what's going on here. You've mentioned the Test::More, > Test::Builder::Tester, Test::Tester and Test::File.
Sorry; perhaps I overexplained. This is a problem between Test::More and Test::Builder, like the subject says. The other two are irrelevant. > I don't know exactly what is causing the problem you have with your tests, > but if you check the TAP::Parser::Grammar > (https://metacpan.org/module/TAP::Parser::Grammar) you'll see that the SKIP > (and TODO) directives are case-insensitive. Thus, both SKIP and skip should > be fine. If something is marking that as a failure, it's probably ignoring > case-sensitivity for directives or it's expecting an exact text match. Okay, that puts the blame squarely on Test::Builder::Tester then. It definitely is expecting an exact text match. Going through the code a bit, it looks like it would accept a regex (although this is not documented in the POD) so I suppose I could code defensively enough to work around it, but it seems like if the standard says case insensitive, it might be better for Test::Builder::Tester to ignore case altogether. Perhaps there are subtleties that would break other stuff though ... > In any event, I can't tell how to reproduce the issue from the plethora of > modules you've listed. Can you send a small code example of a test failure? This code: { local $^O = 'Win32'; my @subs = qw( file_mode_is file_mode_isnt file_executable_ok file_not_executable_ok ); foreach my $sub ( @subs ) { no strict 'refs'; test_out("ok 1 # skip $sub doesn't work on Windows!"); &{$sub}(); test_test(); } } works on Test::More (say) 0.98, but not on Test::More 1.005000_002. I think I'll raise an issue on Test::Builder::Tester's github and see what schwern has to say. -- Buddy
