Hi Matt,
I cannot be completely sure but looking at the list of recent CPAN updates I noticed that HTML::CalendarMonth 1.13 was uploaded around the time HTML::ElementTable was uploaded. I'm guessing ::ElementTable was tested before the the index was updated to point ::CalendarMonth to the 1.13 distribution (I believe this happens once a day). In such cases, you will have to wait a day or so until you upload the second module to make sure that testers will find the required version.
As far as I know, the only way to have the testers re-run your test scripts is to upload your module under a new version number. This time it should probably work.
Jeroen
Op Wed, 30 Mar 2005 20:06:39 -0500 schreef Matt Sisk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Greetings,
The latest batch of cpan tests are flunking one of my modules,
HTML::CalendarMonth version 1.14. It has a dependency on HTML::ElementTable
version 1.13, which is present in Makefile.PL (as well as the module itself).
HTML::ElementTable is in the HTML-ElementExtended distribution, which derives
its version number from HTML::ElementTable.
Here's an example of the cpan testing failure:
http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/194854
As you can see, the automated testing process does not appear to be picking up
the proper version dependency...it's grabbing HTML::ElementTable version 1.12.
Any ideas as to what could be the cause of this? I'm reasonably sure my dependencies are correctly implemented.
As an aside, if the fault is not with my module and rather there is some fluke
in the testing automation, is there a process by which we can get the tests
re-run after the problem is fixed?
Thanks, Matt Sisk
