Re: Devel::Cover force adding unseen files - feedback requested.
Hi Jason,
On Sun, 25 Dec 2016, Jason Pyeron wrote:
Coverage works great as part on continuous integration, until a new file is
added and the unit tests are blissfully ignorant of the new file's existence.
Maybe this is not what you're looking for, but it works well
for me loading any module in t/00.load.t:
use Test::More;
# unorthodox but works fine
use Module::Pluggable search_path => ['Module::Namespace'];
my @plugins = main->plugins;
for my $module (@plugins) {
use_ok( $module );
}
done_testing;
This way I never have to touch that test again and still every new module
will show up in coverage.
Using Dist::Zilla, you can also use the Test::Compile plugin.
Of course, this only works for .pm files.
cheers,
tina
Re: hackathon web page displays strangely
I got another solution from Bjoern:
#content { width: calc(100% - 450px) }
which I chose since it was easier than the one from Lasse ;-)
Works for me on chrome and FF (also on my phone)
thanks,
tina
On Sat, 21 Mar 2015, Tina Müller wrote:
Hi James,
On Sat, 21 Mar 2015, James E Keenan wrote:
http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/main
In Firefox, at least, all the pages on this site are displaying in a
strange way. Each page has a left sidebar with internal links and a
right sidebar with sponsors. But the main content for each page only
starts to appear *below* the end of the longer of the two sidebars.
Unless and until you scroll down past the sidebars, each page appears
void of content.
Yes, I can see that with a small window. On mobile phones of
course too.
I suck at CSS, happy for any ideas =)
First I could try is to decrease the min-width of the inner
div.
thanks,
tina
Re: hackathon web page displays strangely
Hi James, On Sat, 21 Mar 2015, James E Keenan wrote: http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/main In Firefox, at least, all the pages on this site are displaying in a strange way. Each page has a left sidebar with internal links and a right sidebar with sponsors. But the main content for each page only starts to appear *below* the end of the longer of the two sidebars. Unless and until you scroll down past the sidebars, each page appears void of content. Yes, I can see that with a small window. On mobile phones of course too. I suck at CSS, happy for any ideas =) First I could try is to decrease the min-width of the inner div. thanks, tina
Perl QA website
Hi, As I'm getting more familiar with the whole QA infrastructure I was looking at http://qa.perl.org/ to check what people would see if they used this as a starting point to learn about perl module testing. A few days ago I got a pull request for one of my modules from someone new to perl testing. He showed what he did: find ./t -maxdepth 1 -type f | while read file; do echo $file; perl -I ./lib $file; done | less Of course that does the job but knowing `prove` would have helped ;-) On qa.perl.org there's lots of information - most is kind of hidden in the wiki which you will find behind a small link at the bottom of the page. (Honestly, who of you did know that this wiki existed?) But the last change there was April 2013. And we all know that wikis are great for saving informations very fast and easy, but they tend to scatter unless you put a lot of work into tidying, categorizing. Also I think a starting page could give a quick overview of the various themes around QA, maybe with a graph. Andreas Koenig pointed me to http://www.cpan.org/misc/ZCAN.html where I could find a graph from 2002. Ideally you would go from there to te pages you're searching for. Examples: I'm a new module author - point to basic module setup tutorial (not totally QA related) I'm a module author and want to start writing tests - point to basic testing steps. I want to be a CPAN smoker - ... I'm just a user of a module and want to know about the infrastructure. I would be willing to put a little work into this and are happy about suggestions and help. One question is: Should we keep the wiki and tidy it up? Or should we rather use github to edit the site? https://github.com/perlorg/perlweb/tree/master/docs/qa The advantage of a wiki is that anyone can sign up and edit easily. It has builtin search functionality. On the other hand it's PHP but do we have something similar in Perl? Also we should ask the wiki hoster/maintainer if we can keep on using it. Thanks for your time, tina
Perl QA Hackathon 2015 Berlin
Hi, we are in the last steps of organizing this year's Perl QA Hackathon. http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/ We are still searching for sponsors to make sure we can cover as much costs as possible. http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/budget.html We are aiming for about 30 participants. We filled a number of spaces by direct invitation to make sure we benefit from the experience of those who already attended previous hackathons. We have some spaces left now and would like you to join us. Please note that registration still should follow an invitation. So please contact me if you would like to come, along with a note about the project(s) you would like to work on. http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/wiki?node=Projects We need to be 90% sure how much hotel rooms we need by the end of this month. We hope we can make this a productive hackathon again, and the venue we booked will surely help us with that. http://act.qa-hackathon.org/qa2015/venue.html We have the workshop rooms exclusively for four days and people also can stay there after official working hours if they want. The hotel for the participants is only 200 meters from the venue. Lots of restaurants can be found in the neighbourhood of the venue. Please don't hesitate to ask questions. Also you might catch me on IRC.perl.org (tinita). Looking forward to your replies, tina
Perl QA Hackathon 2015
Hi, sorry for waiting so long with writing this announcent. As some of you probably know I volunteered to host the next Perl QA Hackathon on Berlin. If you have any feedback from the last hackathon which could improve the next one please post. I've never attended a hackathon, but I'll try my best to organize something that all attendees feel comfortable. Andreas König is helping me =) For invitations I think I'll do the same as BooK did. I put together a list of 10 people mainly by counting the number of times attending a QA. For the date: We decided to start with April 16-19 or March 19-22 as possible dates. Please tell me if you think there is a better date. Venue: It seems difficult to find a cheap venue; at the moment we're estimating 4000€-6000€ for 4 days. If you know a company wanting to sponsor us please talk to me. regards, tina
