On Sunday, 2001-09-09 at 18:36:19 +0200, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:

>>My typo, how to delete the report now?
>
>Lupe Christoph wrote
>You will have to ask Graham Barr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to do it for you.

Hi Mr. Barr,

I made a mistake. One perl module I tested on Cygwin was reported
wrong by me (TWICE!).  I typed in the package name manually and made a 'typo'.
Instead of 'Math-BigIntFast-6.0' I typed in 'BitIntFast-6.0', the second time
I typed in 'Math-BitIntFast-6.0' which is as wrong as the first try...
Now it shows up at the 'cygwin page (macids=130)' of testers.cpan.org:
http://testers.cpan.org/search?distname=all_distributions&macids=130
as 'BitIntFast' and 'Math-BitIntFast'.
Would you be so kind and delete these entries in the database?

I have submitted the test with the correct name in the meantime.

BTW:
Lupe Christoph wrote:
>>Sorry to nag, but why is this UNKNOWN?
>
>Gerrit:
>There are no tests.
>
>Lupe:
>Can you please insert this comment in the UNKNOWN messages?

So, I made a little change to my cpantest script, now the comment will
be included automagically if not overridden by commandline '-t'.

Patch:
======
--- cpantest.orig       Mon Sep 10 00:39:58 2001
+++ cpantest    Mon Sep 10 01:41:02 2001
@@ -122,8 +122,8 @@
 usage("-p is required with -auto") if $Automatic and !$Package;
 
 my $comment_marker = $No_comment ? '' :
-  sprintf(qq{-- \n%s\n\n},
-    $Comment_text ? $Comment_text : '[ insert comments here ]');
+  sprintf( qq{-- \n\n%s\n},
+    $Comment_text ? $Comment_text : $Grades{$Grade} );
 
 
 ### Compose report:
@@ -291,7 +291,7 @@
     print "Error:  $message\n" if defined $message;
     print "Usage:\n";
     print "  cpantest -g grade [ -nc ] [ -auto ] [ -p package ]\n";
-    print "           [ email-addresses ]\n";
+    print "           [ -t comment ] [ email-addresses ]\n";
     print "  -g grade  Indicates the status of the tested package.\n";
     print "            Possible values for grade are:\n";
 
@@ -300,6 +300,7 @@
     }
 
     print "  -p        Specify the name of the distribution tested.\n";
+    print "  -t blah   Enter your comment here (no prompt for editor).\n";
     print "  -nc       No comment; you will not be prompted to comment on\n";
     print "            the package.\n";
     print "  -auto     Autosubmission (non-interactive); implies -nc.\n";
========ENDE

Thanks,

Gerrit


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