Eric Wilhelm wrote: > # from Christopher H. Laco > # on Monday 30 July 2007 11:14 am: > >> I don't agree. What runs when I do 'make test' is up to me, and if I >> want to litter it up with 'author' tests, then that's my business; >> right or wrong. Don't like it, then don't use my modules. (I still >> think all author tests should not run by default...) > > This is not about what happens when *you* do `make test`, it's about > what happens when the end-user does `make test`. > > The default module-starter setup creates this t/pod.t > > #!perl -T > > use Test::More; > eval "use Test::Pod 1.14"; > plan skip_all => "Test::Pod 1.14 required for testing POD" if $@; > all_pod_files_ok(); > > If *you* don't have Test::Pod, and *I* do, *I* cannot install your > module if the pod doesn't pass.
Huh? In that code, no Test::POD = skip all tests. How does that equate to an install failure for anyone...either the author, the dist maint, or the end user?
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