--- Adrian Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > use Test::Load
> > lib => 'lib/',
> > same_versions => 0,
> > todo => { packages => [EMAIL PROTECTED], reason => $todo_reason },
> > skip => { packages => [EMAIL PROTECTED], reason => $skip_reason };
> [snip]
>
> I like your API better, but have you noticed...
I hadn't noticed any of those. A quick check shows:
> Test::Compile
That's OK, but either I have to list all the files individually (which
I'm trying to avoid) or use_ok all, which I'm also trying to avoid.
> Test::Distribution
Tests a lot more than I do. I really like it, but it's better for CPAN
modules than stuff in the work place. It also requires non-core
modules. Useful, though. I like this.
> Test::UseAllModules
Hmm, very tempting. Still requires that you remember to update the
manifest and lacks some fine-grained control, but it's nice. Still,
better for CPAN modules that for stuff in the work place (where you
might not have a manifest, for example).
Thanks for the links!
Cheers,
Ovid
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