On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 08:13 PM, Geoffrey Young wrote:
It does seem inconsistent to have the CWD be $root for the test scripts, but $root/t for the server process. One more quirk to remember.
Well, maybe, but I've always kinda thought of t/ as the ServerRoot, anyway. I like that I can set the document root with variables in t/conf/extra/conf.in, though. That's a big bonus!
but isn't that exactly the opposite of what David's issue is?
No, just an inconsistency to note. Not so inconsistent to me, though.
so, as things stand now, cwd for both *.t scripts and the server process is ServerRoot (aka, t/), which makes perfect sense to me :)
Yeah, that's wrong according to perl module testing standards. If they need to be consistent, then the module distribution root should be ServerRoot, too. Perhaps @ServerRoot@/t could be the default DocumentRoot?
I guess the quirk is that for Apache-Test *.t scripts the cdw is different than it is for standard CPAN distributions.
That's correct, and exactly the issue.
Regards,
David
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