On Sun, May 19, 2002 at 07:49:49AM -0400, mrbbking wrote:
> >1) Is such a feature worth implementing?
> Yes, indeed!

Okay. :-) *moves priority +1*

> >2) Should it be a switch of cpansmoke, or comes by default, or as 
> >an additional
> >   option in "Send test results [Y/n]?"?
> My first choice is to make it a default, but making it an option 
> would be just fine as well.

The difference would be in day-to-day reporters (i.e. those who
reports module test results as they installed them); if it's default,
they it'll be included in every report sent out by CPANPLUS. Otherwise
only dedicated cpansmokers can turn it on.

I also incline to make it a default, if only the restrict the feeping
creaturism in cpansmoke's switches. :-)

> The more info an author gets about failures, the more able that 
> author will be to address them.

Well said.

> >3) Should we limit the size of report it generates?
> Yes, but I'm not sure what a good size limit would be...  If a 
> report exceeds the limit, I suggest truncating it, and appending a 
> note saying it was truncated -- e.g. "Test output truncated by 
> CPANPLUS. Contact the author of this message for more detail, if 
> needed." Then send the output that came before the limit was reached.

So... Limit it at 100 lines total?

> Keep it up! This is great...

=) # happy

/Autrijus/

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