I decided to check out the coverage of a little program and am running
into a bump. The code is part of a suite of code which uses the
environment to pass options. One of those environment variables
happens to be called PWD, and it doesn't hold the present working
directory. (It stands for "Period,
I already have a workaround- my test script now begins with
$ENV{PWD}=$ENV{PerWkDay} or die "Set PerWkDay=%PWD% before running tests\n";
Basically, setting PWD back to what it needs to be. It's a hack but it
gets me started with coverge reports.
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 2:55 AM, Shlomi Fish wrote:
>> Perl provides a seamless way to interact with all the relational
>> databases such as Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Ingres
>
> It's "Ingress". Maybe mention MS-SQL, SQLite or Informix
No, it really is Ingres with one S, named after a person, not
If it's going to go in Test::Deep, could it go in a submodule, named
something like like Test::Deep::Fuzzy ? I'm worried that I'll be on an
old machine with broken Unicode libraries and won't be able to install
a module that depends on Test::Deep. Many modules uses Test::Deep to
test themselves, an
I'd think Michael has the interests of CPAN smoke testers in mind with
these performance benchmarks. You're right in that for the typical
developer, it's not significant.
-y
Thanks for taking the time for tracking down my "bug"-
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 5:38 PM, Paul Johnson wrote:
> ...$ENV{PWD} on Windows being set within Devel::Cover.
> ... I'd appreciate comments on whether or not this is a bug, but if it
> is then it should be filed against the perl core.
I was
I've done some heavy DB work/testing and like your idea of simply
turning off autocommit, rolling back for all the database tests. It's
not what we did- we just truncated all the test tables to start from a
good state, and the only parallel testing we did were specifically
designed concurrency test
I believe that Devel::Cover excludes core modules, so that "your code"
isn't influenced by modules that are included (perhaps indirectly). Seek
out a switch/hash/regexp/sub to modify that behavior, there is one
somewhere!
-y
On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 10:08 PM, James E Keenan wrote:
> Richard Elbe
