I'll fix this. There's a few bugs in Hailo I've been meaning to get to. Thanks.
I actually think it makes sense for synopsis tests to be in t/ not
xt/, because if the synopsis doesn't work for all users of the module
(i.e. isn't smoked) I think that's a serious issue one would like to
be informed about, as opposed to what usually goes in author tests,
like spellchecking and things like that.
On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 1:31 PM, Zoffix Znet via RT
<bug-Hailo@rt.cpan.org> wrote:
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> Ticket <URL:
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> Thanks for including me, Andreas.
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> The fails were due to extract_synopsis() in Test::Synopsis was renamed to _extract_synopsis(), as it's an undocumented private sub.
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> *** I've now reverted that change and released new version (v.10) to CPAN, and Hailo's test now works properly and passes ***
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> To the author, I would recommend the following:
> 1) Move the synopsis test to xt/; it's an author test and should not be run for end users.
> 2) Use the documented all_synopsis_ok() or synopsis_ok() functions in your test. The limitation your current test tries to compensate for has been fixed. Plain, non-code text in the SYNOPSIS is no longer considered code.
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> Cheers,
> ZZ [
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