On an aside, I've thought about the usefulness of a Test::Bundle module which could test that a Bundle is well-formed, perhaps even that the modules it refers to are available on CPAN, etc., in which case, it *is* worth testing Bundles and reporting results.
On 23/12/07 13:19 David Golden wrote: > On Dec 22, 2007 8:03 PM, Robert Rothenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> This is a Bundle. There aren't supposed to be tests. > > That is indeed odd. Dispatching a distribution to CPAN::Reporter > requires a CPAN::Distribution object, not a CPAN::Bundle object. That > leads me to one possibility: > > ICERIDER -- are you testing using the CPAN "smoke" command? > > Andreas -- I don't see any logic in smoke() or recent() to skip > Bundles. Whether or not that's the cause of this issue, I think it's > the right thing to do anyway. (I'd patch that now myself but 5.10.0 > broke my SVK and I haven't fixed that quite yet.) > > David >
