Matthias Ferber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi folks, > > This seems to be a near-dead mailing list, but perhaps still the best way > to contact the minds behind PerlUnit. So, tally-ho. (There does seem to > be activity on SourceForge, so I'm hopeful that I'm not yelling into a > vacuum here.)
No you are not - but the main activity is happening on perlunit-devel. > I'm leading a rather optimistic covert effort to popularize JUnit and > friends in my company's development environment. We use both Java and > Perl, which makes PerlUnit an attractive variant. I've been playing with > it over the last few days and I like it, but the available docs don't > supply a lot of context for gauging where it is. > > My main question is, can you give me any vague idea of how stable you feel > PerlUnit is at this point? I'd like very much to put it to active use at > work to some extent. It's clearly still well in the development stage, so > I understand that anything I do with it is At My Own Risk. But I'm hoping > that if this is a really bad idea at this point because everything is > going to change completely, someone will wave me off, at least. Well, let's put it that way: nearly all of the email that I have received and a lot of the posts on perlunit-devel seem to indicate that people do already use PerlUnit at work. I don't think that everything is going to change completely, but you might have a word about that with the folks on perlunit-devel. Still, the basic idea is to provide an implementation of the XUnit framework for Perl, and that is relatively stable. Do you have any specific things you are worried about? > My second question is whether you're interested in feedback from whatever > there is of a user community, i.e. (as far as I know) me. I have a couple > of minor suggestions based on a couple of days of use that I'd be happy to > toss up if anyone is interested. Oh yes, very interested. Please join the perlunit-devel mailing list or just keep posting to this list (perlunit-users), and mail us your comments and criticisms. Feedback is always welcome. Cheers, Christian Lemburg P.S.: Please note that I do not maintain Test::Unit anymore. The new maintainer is Piers Cawley together with the folks on the PerlUnit sourceforge group. > Regards -- and thanks for doing the work so far on this. > > -- Matthias Ferber > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > _______________________________________________ > Perlunit-users mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/perlunit-users > -- Christian Lemburg, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, http://www.clemburg.com/ An American's a person who isn't afraid to criticize the President but is always polite to traffic cops. _______________________________________________ Perlunit-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/perlunit-users
