Tom Hukins writes: > CPAN Testers ... the database also benefits from lots of people > running tests on lots of different systems. It's worth considering > whether you want to run it on your development system or a build > machine: it's not just for high volume automated smokers.
Or, if you're a cpanm user, simply run cpanm-reporter shortly after each time you install — or fail to install — a module. cpanm-reporter is very easy to use, even if you know nothing about Cpan Testers or what reporting test results involves. On first run it asks a few easy questions, such as for your email address; thereafter it just works. Install it with: $ cpanm App::cpanminus::reporter Smylers -- http://twitter.com/Smylers2
