Back in August I posted here about Crucible, a tool for kernel testing.
We've completed a new release, version 1.7, available here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/crucible/crucible-1.7.tar.gz
I'm scheduled to be presenting this at the November PDX.pm Perl Monger's
meeting (http://portland
This is more of a "using Perl code for doing QA" than "doing QA of Perl
code", so apologies if it turns out to be completely off topic...
At OSCON last week I presented an automated test harness called
'Crucible', which we've used for testing the Linux kernel, NFSv4 in a
client-server environment,
Chromatic and I were discussing CPAN testing at a conference yesterday.
I made some comments about things that I thought would be useful and he
encouraged me to post them here...
Default tests - Like probably a lot of perl module writers, I don't
write tests nearly as often as I should, but I h
