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Tuesday September 10, 2002
05:11 PM
WWW::Mechanize, a fork of WWW::Automate
At my Day Job, we've been using
Skud's excellent
WWW::Automate to do automated testing and benchmarking of our site. We've needed some patches and tweaks, but since Skud's schedule doesn't allow for updates to WWW::Automate in the
kind of timeframes I need (and I certainly don't fault her for that),
I've forked off WWW::Automate into WWW::Mechanize.
It incorporates fixes for all of the bugs currently entered in rt.cpan.org for WWW::Automate. It should be available on my CPAN directory pretty soon. I hope that when Skud's schedule allows, we can fold my WWW::Mechanize changes back into the main WWW::Automate branch.
If you've got comments or fixes or requests, please let me know.
And of course, thank you Skud for putting WWW::Automate out there in the first place.
Or is it a BUG?"
"Let's call it an accidental feature. :-)"
--Larry Wall in <6909@jpl-devvax.JPL.NASA.GOV>
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