David Golden wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 10:49 PM, Elliot Shank <p...@galumph.com> wrote:
Actually, this begs the question of whether M::B should be producing an
error instead of letting T*::Harness deal with it.
Maybe a warning? But the logic is kinda hairy since test_files could be:
* actual file
* actual directory
* glob pattern
Maybe if $thing doesn't look like a glob pattern and not -e $thing, then
warn/die? If recursive isn't set, then even an actual directory that exists
is probably an error.
I was thinking that this would happen after find_test_files() had been invoked:
anything at this point that isn't a plain file would be an error.
