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dagolden (6584)
CPAN::Reporter goes beta
Since the initial release of CPAN::Reporter, one of the big missing features was sending CPAN Testers reports for *.PL and make/Build stages. A while ago, I added that capability in the CPAN::Reporter and CPAN development series.
With the new, stable release of CPAN 1.92, CPAN::Reporter is very close to its 1.00 release. I've just bumped the CPAN prerequisite to match and put out CPAN::Reporter 0.99_12. I consider this a release candidate for 1.00.
If you're already using a development version of CPAN::Reporter, please upgrade to the latest to help shake out any last blockers. If you aren't using a development version of CPAN::Reporter and would like to try it, it should install easily from the CPAN shell (and will upgrade CPAN for you if necessary).
cpan> install DAGOLDEN/CPAN-Reporter-0.99_12.tar.gz
...
cpan> reload cpan
Thank you very much to everyone that has contributed suggestions and bug reports along the way.
-- David
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an endless discussion thread about what features to include.
-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
HTTP? (Score:1)
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No. I have no plans for CPAN::Reporter to create its own transport mechanism separate from that provided by Test::Reporter.
See CPAN::Testers [cpan.org] for a graphic and description of the CPAN Testers architecture.
Additional Roadmap [grango.org] ideas are on the CPAN Testers wiki. You can also email cpan-testers-discuss-subscribe@perl.org to participate in discussions on how to improve CPAN Testers.
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I should henceforth try to heap my scorn in the appropriate place.
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I'll offer to co-sponsor a meter of beer, if you think that would help...
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That is, it's intentionally not being implemented?
That said, nobody is stopping you from offering your own attention-grabbing award