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prove++ (Score:1)

by jplindstrom (594)

I usually just run prove from within the t directory and put a
use lib "../lib";
in each test file.
- Re:prove++ (Score:1)
  
  by wnodom (2030) on 2005.07.15 11:28 (#41959) Homepage Journal
  
  prove respects the -I command-line option (and you can stack them the same way you can with perl itself):
  prove -I/some/project/lib -I../lib
  It also looks for a PROVE_SWITCHES environment variable, which I usually load up with something like this:
  -I/some/shared/lib -I/my/project/lib
  This way, I don't have to modify the test scripts at all, and if I use absolute paths, I can run the tests from whatever directory I happen to be in at the time.
  
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