Re: Oslo result Test::Reporter 1.38_01 -- http transport with T::R::HTTPGateway
On Sun, Apr 06, 2008 at 03:02:24PM +0200, David Landgren wrote: David Golden wrote: However, we realized that it would probably be a lot of work, so we wanted to start with something tangible that could be successful quickly. So we added 'HTTP' as a valid transport() option for Test::Reporter and RJBS created Test::Reporter::HTTPGateway to be a remote server that can gateway HTTP transport to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Congratulations on some work well done. Congratulations from here too! I take it that this means that everything to do with generating the test report is now abstracted out and is independent from the transport being used? Cos if so, I'll take another look at adding a 'file' transport for offline testing. -- David Cantrell | top google result for topless karaoke murders Immigration: making Britain great since AD43
Re: Oslo result Test::Reporter 1.38_01 -- http transport with T::R::HTTPGateway
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 11:24 AM, David Cantrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I take it that this means that everything to do with generating the test report is now abstracted out and is independent from the transport being used? Cos if so, I'll take another look at adding a 'file' transport for offline testing. I don't know that the latest dev releases have made it out to mirrors -- PAUSE has been having issues these last few days. But that's so trivial I may just implement it directly on the flight back. You'd have to give CPAN::Reporter a directory with your transport config and the files would be saved there. It's up to you to use Test::Reporter-read() and -send() somewhere else. David
