The following affects all Perl tests writers.
I've read the latest Test::Harness pod, and it includes the following:
Comments
Additional comments may be put into the testing output
on their own lines. Comment lines should begin with a
'#', Test::Harness will ignore them. ok 1
# Life is good, the sun is shining, RAM is cheap.
not ok 2
# got 'Bush' expected 'Gore' Anything else
Any other output Test::Harness sees it will silently
ignore BUT WE PLAN TO CHANGE THIS! If you wish to
place additional output in your test script, please
use a comment.Which means that we should gradually change all the tests to start the comments with '#', or they may break in the future. And of course write new tests using '#'.
The tests that have been using Apache::TestUtil::t_cmp() don't have to change anything at all. I'll fix t_cmp() to prefix # on its comment output.
Those who change their tests, please port the tests to use t_cmp() and then it'll be fixed automatically for you.
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