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Find people with VMS or MacPerl who are willing to (Score:1)
29 of 1098 tests fail. All the failed tests are in t/10-regression.t and seem to involve calling exit on an undefined value at Parser.pm line 276. I'd guess it is a problem with TAPx::Parser::Source::Perl::get_stream but I'll take more of a look when I get home this evening.
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Re:Find people with VMS or MacPerl who are willing (Score:2)
Ah, thank you. I wish I had a Windows box at home to test this on. Unfortunately, since I don't, I'm kinda stuck. I should really write a Test::Trace module (I've been meaning to) which when run, loads Devel::Trace so that you can redirect all output to a file and mail it off to the developer.
If you can provide a patch, that would be helpful, but I do realize that might be more work than you're prepared for right now. So far everything runs fine on Ubuntu and OS X :(
Re:Find people with VMS or MacPerl who are willing (Score:2)
You know, with only 29 tests failing, I suspect this one might be an easy fix. That's roughly the number of tests associated with a 'no output' type of sample test (might be no output, might be segfault, etc). That means there's probably only one little bug in the way of it passing. If you could send me the test output at ovid at cpan, I should be able to at least quickly figure out which test file is failing.