--- Shlomi Fish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You said "0.05_03" once here ^^^ and once in the subject. However,
> there's
> already 0.41 on CPAN. Didn't you mean 0.50_03?
Yes, I did. Thanks for the catch!
Cheers,
Ovid
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--- jerry gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> t/010-regression...NOK 615/0# Failed test ''too_many'
> should parse suc
> cessfully'
> # at t/010-regression.t line 2257.
> # open3: IO::Pipe: Can't spawn-NOWAIT: No such file or directory at
> C:\usr\local
>
\perl-5.8.8\cpan\build\TAPx-Parse
--- Adam Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of the principles of PITA is that we do as little as possible
> inside the operating system image.
>
> That includes NOT calculating a judgement call for "PASS" or "FAIL"
> or at least ignoring it if it gets done.
>From reading the PITA docs, I *
Hi Ovid!
On Monday 08 January 2007 22:26, Ovid wrote:
> It's on its way to the CPAN now. Thanks for lots of feedback. I'd
> really love to hear from Windows users as to whether or not it seems to
> work OK there.
>
> Also, if you're using TAPx::Parser and you think your
> project/organization wo
Ovid wrote:
It's on its way to the CPAN now. Thanks for lots of feedback. I'd
really love to hear from Windows users as to whether or not it seems to
work OK there.
More feature requests welcome.
Oh goody.
OK, so let present a scenario PITA needs solved, and then you tell me if
you solve it
On 1/8/07, Ovid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's on its way to the CPAN now. Thanks for lots of feedback. I'd
really love to hear from Windows users as to whether or not it seems to
work OK there.
28 regression tests are failing, otherwise, all tests are passing.
t/010-regression.t 28 7168
It's on its way to the CPAN now. Thanks for lots of feedback. I'd
really love to hear from Windows users as to whether or not it seems to
work OK there.
Also, if you're using TAPx::Parser and you think your
project/organization wouldn't mind, I'd love to start including a list
of users, just to
In TAPx::Parser, if a TODO test unexpectedly succeeds, you can find out
by calling:
if ( $result->todo_failed ) { ... }
That keeps screwing my head up. I'm deprecating it and it will now
issue a warning. Call:
if ( $result->todo_passed ) { ... }
Also, I forgot to add a '-I' switch to 'run
