Here is the reply I got to my query on this subject from last week. It looks like we have to issue a new CPAN release. Then the new release will be given as a choice in the BrokenIn/FixedIn fields. It's not clear but I think someone registered with the test site can post the changes.
--Chris > Subject: Re: how to update module status > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 15:58:17 -0400 (EDT) > > On Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 11:21:54PM -0400, C. Marshall via RT wrote: > > > > I'm participating in the development of a perl > > module in preparation for a new CPAN release > > for the first time. I'd like to see about fixing > > the outstanding problems reported on rt.cpan.org. > > However, once fixed (or no longer applicable), > > I could see no way to update the test status > > with new info. > > What test status are you referring to? rt.cpan.org > doesn't have anything to do with CPAN Testers -- > you will have to make a new release of the module > for it to show up on CPAN Testers and get tested. > > > What is the standard method for the bug > > report/fix/status update to take place? > > You'll also have to make a new release of the module > for its version to show up in the BrokenIn/FixedIn > custom fields, and you can then mark the tickets > as FixedIn your new version. > ...
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