| Subject: | Bug in test suite for threads.pm |
in t/pod.t, you use Test::Spelling. On line 47 of t/pod.t you have the
following subroutine call:
set_spell_cmd('aspell -l --lang=en');
There are at least two problems:
1. aspell doesn't appear to be okay with that syntax. -l and --lang
are in fact synonymous, as far as I can tell. I think you want, instead:
set_spell_cmd('aspell list --lang=en');
2. With that change made, aspell finds a spelling error. The word
"Caputo" is considered to be misspelled. Perhaps you've added "Caputo"
to your local dictionary?
Certainly this doesn't appear to cause many test failures, presumably
because Test::Spelling is probably not extremely widely installed.
Attached is a diff which changes 'aspell -l' to 'aspell list' and adds
Caputo to the list of words at the end of t/pod.t
| Subject: | diff.text |
47c47
< set_spell_cmd('aspell -l --lang=en');
---
> set_spell_cmd('aspell list --lang=en');
74a75
> Caputo