Re: META.yml feature for autotesters?

2006-02-25 Thread Adam Kennedy
Randy W. Sims wrote: Adam Kennedy wrote: To give you some more data points, imagine the automated testing additions applied only on Win32. How would you then specify the deps? #187 on the TODO list for M::B is to implement the dEx[1] (Dependency EXpression) language for inserting complicated

Re: META.yml feature for autotesters?

2006-02-25 Thread Randy W. Sims
Adam Kennedy wrote: To give you some more data points, imagine the automated testing additions applied only on Win32. How would you then specify the deps? #187 on the TODO list for M::B is to implement the dEx[1] (Dependency EXpression) language for inserting complicated requirements in META.y

Re: Rejecting uploads without (an appropriate) license?

2006-02-25 Thread Adam Kennedy
There's a few classes of checks we can do. If the package has a META.yml, it should have a license field. There are about a dozen legitimate values. license 'restrictive' The is an absolute positive match for a disallowed license. A check covering the above case could safely be added immedia

Re: Rejecting uploads without (an appropriate) license?

2006-02-25 Thread brian d foy
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Adam Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But the primary goal would be to guarantee survivability for modules > where the original author can't be found. I don't think we need to do anything to acheive that. We've already been handling the situation quite well.

Re: Rejecting uploads without (an appropriate) license?

2006-02-25 Thread Randy W. Sims
Adam Kennedy wrote: There's a few classes of checks we can do. If the package has a META.yml, it should have a license field. There are about a dozen legitimate values. license 'restrictive' The is an absolute positive match for a disallowed license. A check covering the above case could sa