| Subject: | tests fail for new Moose with no MXRWO |
Copied from a comment on https://github.com/moose/Pod-Coverage-Moose/commit/dce14a74954fe771e26bb418a1db4d12400c9e14#commitcomment-12918096:
Hey,
We have a semi-automatic system for building perl modules, and it fails to build Pod::Coverage::Moose now. We end up with Moose 2.1600, but no MooseX::Role::WithOverloading (it isn't listed in test_requires in the meta?).
if I move the eval like this:
my $res = eval { require Moose; Moose->VERSION('2.1300') };
use if !$res
'Test::Requires' => 'MooseX::Role::WithOverloading';
the test skips properly, and installing MooseX::Role::WithOverloading manually then makes the test run and pass as well, but I do not think that is the intention of the code. (It took me a while to understand).
If I understand the commit message correctly, the idea is that MooseX::Role::WithOverloading isn't needed on Moose 2.1300 and higher? But t/lib/TestOverload.pm still has a use MooseX::Role::WithOverloading that blows up on newer Moose it seems?
(Note, I am not sure if commenting here is ok or not, please let me know if you prefer a RT issue instead)
-omega