Hi Stas,
The new version of A::T is giving me some odd behavior in regards to paths. Hopefully you can clear it up for me.
I have 3 response tests which import data from an external file via a require statement like so:
require 'data/userdata.pl';
When run independently, each of these scripts work fine. However, if I try to run all 3 simultaneously, the first one works and gets the data then the following two fail to load. I've added code to output the cwd and in all cases it is returning '/'. If I add t/ to the require statement, I get errors. I'm not sure how to tell A::T to look into the data directory in the t/ directory and didn't see any docs about how A::T is handling paths with the recent updates.
I'm using the following line to check that the data was properly read from the file:
plan $r, tests => 9, have { "Unable to load \$userdata." => defined $userdata && ref $userdata eq 'HASH' };
I've tried switching the order these files run and I get the same results. One weird thing I'm seeing is that the 3rd response test is outputting a concatenated list of the have() tests as shown below:
admin/load_mail.......skipped all skipped: Unable to load $userdata., Unable to load $userdata.
When I switched the order of the tests, this concatenation did not happen (this load_mail test was still skipped but with only a single error message).
I suspect that I'm doing something wrong or unexpected. If necessary, I can try to replicate this behavior in a test script.
Sounds like it's unrelated to A-T, where do you load those from? Server side or the client side? Is it the same name? If the server side and the same name then you hit the famous problem:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/porting.html#Name_collisions_with_Modules_and_libs
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