I've fixed it so that new reports you submit will have the correct name ("James
E Keenan" is what I'm using). I'm working now on correcting the reports you've
already submitted, and preparing a document so that I can automate this
correction process (and maybe normalize a bit more of the database while I'm at
it).Doug Bell d...@preaction.me > On Dec 28, 2017, at 8:39 AM, James E Keenan <jkee...@pobox.com> wrote: > > On 12/28/2017 09:33 AM, James E Keenan wrote: >> On 08/17/2017 09:50 PM, James E Keenan wrote: >>> This is much the same problem that I wrote about in this group in December >>> 2015 >>> (http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers.discuss/2015/12/msg3751.html). >>> matrix.cpantesters.org is failing to identify me as the Tester who >>> submitted a given report -- even when that identify is clearly shown in the >>> underlying report. >>> >>> Consider this recent report: >>> >>> http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/43eb62cc-82db-11e7-b299-c59927ee44e0 >>> >>> My name and CPAN ID are clearly visible in the "From" line of the report. >>> >>> Now go to the matrix and search under the Regexp-Functions-chmod_et_al >>> distribution for reports on FreeBSD run against perl-5.24.1: >>> >>> http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Regexp-Functions-chmod_et_al%200.02;os=freebsd;perl=v5.24.1;reports=1 >>> >>> This page shows 3 reports. Those from Slaven Rezic and Nigel Horne are >>> clearly identified in the "Tester" column. But I characterized as: NONAME. >>> >>> Note that we're talking about the matrix here -- not the fast.matrix. So >>> we're not talking about problems that might arise between entry into >>> fast.matrix and entry into the matrix. >>> >>> Does anyone know how to remedy this? >>> >> I didn't receive any response to this post back in August, so I'll try >> again, as the problem persists. Here's some new data. > > I just double-checked my news folder and see that Doug Bell did respond to my > original post. So the statement above is incorrect. The problem, however, > remains. > >> This morning, I tried to install Net-Journyx against the system perl >> (5.24.1) in my FreeBSD-11.0 VM. The installation FAILed, as I knew it >> would, and a report was generated via CPAN::Reporter and sent off to >> metabase. >> I refreshed http://metabase.cpantesters.org/tail/log.txt and located this >> entry for my report: >> ##### >> [2017-12-28T14:09:16Z] [NONAME] [fail] [SARTAK/Net-Journyx-0.12.tar.gz] >> [amd64-freebsd-thread-multi] [perl-v5.24.1 RC4] >> [b0b3d13a-ebd8-11e7-8bb2-df6128ee44e0] [2017-12-28T14:09:16Z] >> ##### >> So, at this early stage in the process, my cpan id, 'JKEENAN', was not >> recorded. I then checked the 'fast-matrix': >> http://fast-matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Net-Journyx;perl=5.24.1;reports=1. >> There, too, I am recorded as 'NONAME'. Now based on past experience -- see >> the links in my August post above -- when the full report shows up in the >> matrix, in the charts I will still be listed as NONAME even though the >> actual reporter clearly contains my cpan id. >> Can anyone advise as to how I get my CPAN ID into the report? >> Thank you very much. >> Jim Keenan
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