Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
Fergal Daly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a fail against a module for exactly the same reason. I initially blamed Module::Build but they convinced me it was Imacat's setup. Apparently the output looks like an old version of something or other. http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bug.html?id=15034 has details. Imacat didn't respond to my email at the time, That sucks. :-( If imacat's box has gone AWOL, is there anything cpan testers can do to flag it as such? At least until his/her attention is grabbed and the problem is addressed? Thanks, Tyler
Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
I have a fail against a module for exactly the same reason. I initially blamed Module::Build but they convinced me it was Imacat's setup. Apparently the output looks like an old version of something or other. http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bug.html?id=15034 has details. Imacat didn't respond to my email at the time, F On 1/31/06, Tyler MacDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Take a look at this output: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/285112 It looks like this particular system is not noticing that Test::Exception requires Sub::Uplevel, then gets confused thinking it was *my* module that needed Sub::Uplevel. What's even more concerning is the presence of line noise right after the make test FAILED... Any idea what can be going on here? Thanks, Tyler
Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
imacat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That sucks. :-( If imacat's box has gone AWOL, is there anything cpan testers can do to flag it as such? At least until his/her attention is grabbed and the problem is addressed? I'll look into it and return ASAP. It's Chinese New Year here, so give me a break and allow some delay, OK? You could write to me again if I do not return for some certain period. I wouldn't have suggested that unless fergal had indicated that it was a long-standing issue. Now that I know you're aware of the problem and looking into it, I thank you and will patiently await your reply. :) Happy year of the dog! - Tyler
Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
Tyler MacDonald wrote: Take a look at this output: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/285112 It looks like this particular system is not noticing that Test::Exception requires Sub::Uplevel, then gets confused thinking it was *my* module that needed Sub::Uplevel. What's even more concerning is the presence of line noise right after the make test FAILED... Any idea what can be going on here? CPANPLUS sent the report to your module because its tests failed, because it uses Test::Exception which uses Sub::Uplevel which wasn't available during the test phase. The reason why Sub::Uplevel is missing may come from a problem in IMACAT's box, or maybe not. Details are missing because of the still present interaction problem between CPANPLUS and Module::Build. What you call line noise is most probably File not found in Chinese or Taiwanese. The best thing is to ask IMACAT to send you a more detailed report. Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni -- - --- -- - -- - --- -- - --- -- - --[ http://maddingue.org ] Close the world, txEn eht nepO
Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Tyler MacDonald wrote: Take a look at this output: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/285112 It looks like this particular system is not noticing that Test::Exception requires Sub::Uplevel, then gets confused thinking it was *my* module that needed Sub::Uplevel. What's even more concerning is the presence of line noise right after the make test FAILED... Any idea what can be going on here? It's a NLS error message. In Big 5, it says. 'This file or directory does not exist.' -- Greg MathesonVent the Pent. --Samuel Beckett
Re: bug with Test::Exception? or imacat's autotest box?
Greg Matheson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Tyler MacDonald wrote: Take a look at this output: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.cpan.testers/285112 It looks like this particular system is not noticing that Test::Exception requires Sub::Uplevel, then gets confused thinking it was *my* module that needed Sub::Uplevel. What's even more concerning is the presence of line noise right after the make test FAILED... Any idea what can be going on here? It's a NLS error message. In Big 5, it says. 'This file or directory does not exist.' Ahh, in my firefox it looked like a bunch of copyright symbols and squiggly lines. Guess I've got a few fonts to install. :) The weird thing is, on most chinese language webpages, I get little squares with the 2-byte hex code for the appropriate character written inside... - Tyler
