thing,
such as unicode, which warranted tags, I'm not sure why it wouldn't warrant
it's own group of tests. Tests are the one are where I never worry about
overlap, efficiency, or having too many files. :)
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On Tue, Feb 07, 2012 at 06:29:04PM -0800, Jeffrey Thalhammer wrote:
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> which distribution provides the best example
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> Perl::Critic compliance (any set of Policies will do).
I think Perl::Critic itself is a good example.
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000) {
cleanup_database($dbh,'test');
$dbh->disconnect;
plan skip_all => 'Cannot run asynchronous queries with pre-8.0 libraries.';
}
plan tests => 67;
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also nice as you can
simply call that test as part of 'make [dist]clean' :)
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g it too
A better point, but if other developers want to learn from you, they
should be checking out your development environment, not just your
published product.
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iable TEST_AUTHOR to enable
this test';
}
plan tests => 1;
I've also started moving the tests themselves from MANIFEST to MANIFEST.skip
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t() function provides some time measurements and formats the $testmsg to
provide things like line numbers. caller is used twice because there are times
when I want to pass in a line number to is_deeply directly.)
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ng shut down
at the end of the test, and thus that particular port could not be used by
other applications until the db was killed.
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n (via initdb) first.
http://git.postgresql.org/?p=dbdpg.git;a=blob;f=trunk/t/dbdpg_test_setup.pl
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any unapplied patches, and perhaps some other metrics
to indicate "maintainedness". Cross referencing that with popularity and
dependency chains would be a great triage system to start whipping CPAN
into shape.
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one of Perl's biggest problems at the moment.
Careful attention and responsiveness to CPAN testers and to rt.cpan.org is
the best cure for this.
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#x27;ve come across on CPAN lately that are popular yet
obviously unmaintained, with bug reports, questions, and unapplied patches
that linger in the RT queues for years. It would be nice if we had some
sort of system that tracked and reported on that.
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bit. Put that way, perhaps 29 reviews isn't so bad after all.
> There's a button marked favourite. It looks like a star. I press it.
Or perhaps just a generic one to five star point-n-click Amazon-like AJAXy
bit.
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most important modules
ever, DBI, has a mere 29. That's 29 reviews in 8 years - pathetic. It
should have hundreds of ratings. The important question to ask is,
(assuming the ratings are something worth keeping), why are people not
rating modules, and how can we encourage people to do so?
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t) Not
> likely.
So that begs the question, why not just go with option A? Seems plenty
big enough to me, and removes all ambiguity up front. Can someone provide
an example of a "lower case", non a-z, non Hungarian key that might
possibly be globally used? I can't think of one th
xed, but I've no idea what's causing the carpiness of the warning to
appear; DBD::Pg does not use Carp. Explanations, workarounds, or harsh
code reviews all welcome. This test does pass on other boxes, FWIW.
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itself. It also helps the reader see that the
subroutine expects a bunch of key/value pairs, not just a list:
foobar($alpha, $beta); ## List? Hash? Positions matter? Are they
related?
foobar({$alpha => $beta}); ## No ambiguity
> Well, if it's a Playstation 2 you're forgiven. :P
ly
generic name.
> * Why does count_tests() take a reference? A hash will
> do perfectly well.
You mean passing in the raw keys and values? Ick.
> * Lord I hate tabs.
Not touching that one. Instead, I'll just go on editing my BSD-licensed,
git controlled, Postgres application with tabs,
s and
other loops and codepaths. Not entirely sure what you mean by the first
question though - got an example?
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is needed because Bucardo does a lot of forking which
confuses Test)
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$bail_on_error and BAIL_OUT "Stopping on failed 'like' test";
} ## end of like
## etc. for all test methods you are using
}
## use critic
Sure would be nice if this was a Test::More option.
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failures in 3, 4, and 5.
The ordering is a convenience to doing so, but ideally there would be
some way to interact with the testing program and do the right thing, so
that instead of BAILing out at 3, it bails out of the current test, sets
a flag, and then 4 and 5 can check for the flag a
and a lot of time overhead, so it's either the 00-99 or (as I sometimes
have done) one giant testing file.
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