| Subject: | Test failures on FreeBSD |
The test suite fails on FreeBSD. An overview:
http://fast-matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Text-Frundis%202.10
Unfortunately there's not enough diagnostic output in t/test.t (probably you should at least use eq($old,$new) instead of ok($old eq $new)). If I add Test::Differences::eq_or_diff, then the difference is clearly visible:
not ok 8 - t/data/filters.html
# Failed test 't/data/filters.html'
# at t/test.t line 113.
# +---+-------------------------+---+--------------------+
# | Ln|Got | Ln|Expected |
# +---+-------------------------+---+--------------------+
# | 1|'\xab3\xbb | 1|'\xab3\xbb |
# | 2|\xab3\xbb | 2|\xab3\xbb |
# * 3|\xabblbbla\xbb blbbla\n * 3|\xabblbbla\xbb\s\n *
# | | * 4|blbbla *
# | 4|more blbbla | 5|more blbbla |
# | 5|' | 6|' |
# +---+-------------------------+---+--------------------+
I guess that sed is behaving differently on FreeBSD and Linux, if it comes to a missing trailing newline. On Linux:
$ echo -n "blabla " | sed -e 's/a/b/' | od -c
0000000 b l b b l a
0000007
On FreeBSD:
$ echo -n "blabla " | sed -e 's/a/b/' | od -c
0000000 b l b b l a \n
0000010
Well, I know why I never use sed and stick to "perl -pe 's/.../.../'" ;-)