Hi! I've recently started a new job (and a small company (which btw explains a certain CPANTS lagging on my part...)), and we want to smoke test our code.
Are there any tools/frameworks available that would (in a perfect, lazy world) to the following: * fetch various projects from git (HEAD, and some defined tags) * run their test suite * run Devel::Cover (eg via Build testcover) * run some special tests (eg Pod::Coverage), which probably means to run some tests in the testsuite with some special ENV settings * report all results on a nice and colorfull website If there isn't, are there any frameworks to customize, or CPAN modules to glue together? Smolder looks interesting, but it seems to be more concerned with presenting test results and so much with the acutal smoking (or am I missing something)? Then there's SmokeRunner::Multi, but I couldn't understand how it's supposed to work from the docs (and before I burn a few hours playing with it, I'd rather ask here...) And I presume that the various CPAN smoking tools don't fit my needs, because they are designed to either smoke the whole of CPAN, or to send back test results after installing a given CPAN dist. Therefore, my current approach would be to hack together a few scripts that fetch stuff from git, run the tests, collect the results, and report them. Unless somebody shows me the one wellknown package that does what I need and that everybody besides me knows about :-) Thanks! -- #!/usr/bin/perl http://domm.plix.at for(ref bless{},just'another'perl'hacker){s-:+-$"-g&&print$_.$/}
