Comment on pod I'm adding to my module to encourage CPAN::Reporter use

Hi CPAN testers, I am about to make new release of one of the modules I maintain. I am considering adding the following to the pod. Any comments? =head2 CPAN Testers Reporting Please, please, please (is that enough), consider installing CPAN::Reporter so that when you install perl modules a r

Re: Comment on pod I'm adding to my module to encourage CPAN::Reporter use

Maybe also include a link to the web site of the CPAN Testers: L and to the wiki L Gabor On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Martin Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi CPAN testers, > > I am about to make new release of one of the modules

Re: Comment on pod I'm adding to my module to encourage CPAN::Reporter use

Given the purpose, I would suggest just including a link to the wiki. It has information on how to get set up to send tests and they can get to the reports page from there. Having a choice of two websites decreases the chance they'll look at either. (Economists have determined that choice is stre

Re: to encourage CPAN::Reporter use

# from David Golden # on Wednesday 10 September 2008 04:07: >I would suggest just including a link to the wiki. >It has information on how to get set up to send tests and they can get >to the reports page from there.  Having a choice of two websites >decreases the chance they'll look at either.  (

Re: to encourage CPAN::Reporter use

Eric Wilhelm wrote: # from David Golden # on Wednesday 10 September 2008 04:07: I would suggest just including a link to the wiki. It has information on how to get set up to send tests and they can get to the reports page from there. Having a choice of two websites decreases the chance they

Re: Plans for CPAN Testers notification when author CC's go away

Hi, I'll answer Eric, Barbie and Aristotle in the same mail to ekkp the mail tide low (which seems impossible lately) > >Why not let authors decide which modules they want to get smoked? > > Because they might decide 'none'? This might eliminate information that > is useful to the users. right,

Re: Plans for CPAN Testers notification when author CC's go away

On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 09:52:16PM +0200, nadim khemir wrote: > If Perl is to be enterprise worthy someday, it has to allow companies to smoke > their own modules using the same mechanism as standard perl modules but beind > a privacy curtain. My belief is that the whole toolchain shouls be > in

Re: Plans for CPAN Testers notification when author CC's go away

* nadim khemir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-09-10 21:55]: > I'm tired of seing reports for failure on windows when the > module is not a windows module at all. Ideally you should be using Devel::CheckOS, of course, in which case your failures would turn into NAs. Regards, -- Aristotle Pagaltzis //

Re: Plans for CPAN Testers notification when author CC's go away

nadim khemir wrote: If Perl is to be enterprise worthy someday, it has to allow companies to smoke their own modules using the same mechanism as standard perl modules but beind a privacy curtain. My belief is that the whole toolchain shouls be installable in a private setup. PAUSE, CPAN, searc.