>>>>> On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 13:24:30 -0600 (CST), Dave Rolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>> said:
>> Sorry I didn't notice before I posted that this can be refactored into >> a while loop: >> >> while (You don't understand the output of your own test script){ >> Rewrite your test script; >> Release; >> } > If only it were that easy. I didn't say it was easy. > [...] > If the tester were a device it shouldn't be telling the developer what > to do either, now should it? No sir, the tester is not only a tester, he is a user too. If the tester has something to say and writes a bug report through the bug channels he is a normal user, is he not? > [...] > Should testers pre-install Module::Build? I don't freaking care if > they do. OTOH, if the passthrough Module::Build installer bits don't > work, that is worth fixing, and is worthy of a bug report _for > Module::Build_. Objection! If you distribute software that can cause some sort of problems on the target system it should be reported to you because it is your decision to distribute it. And you should then consider reporting it upstream or stopping using that software or whatever else is appropriate. > OTOH, if tester configure their systems to _intentionally_ not > follow the passthrough and install Module::Build, yeah, some stuff > will just not work, and that's not my problem. If you don't want > to install the prereqs as part of testing, then don't test. Thank you for your argument. I don't like it but that's not your problem. -- andreas