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I'm running a script based on F:R:M:R on cpan.hexten.net. The mirror now gets a new dist before I get the mail from PAUSE telling me it's been indexed - i.e. within < 60 seconds of me uploading.
Excellent stuff. Thanks Andreas.
Andy Armstrong - 2009-05-16T15:57:18
Superb. Does exactly what it's supposed to do with minimum fuss and maximum efficacy.
The only downside is that I now have no excuse for ignoring all my leaks.
Thanks Adam.
Andy Armstrong - 2008-06-23T08:23:51
Thanks Adam. I screwed up.
I've just released 0.9 which removes all non-core dependencies and builds and tests cleanly against a number of Perls back as far as 5.0.4.
Accessor bloat gone now too.
Andy Armstrong - 2007-06-08T13:56:52
It's great to see TAP support spreading to languages other than Perl. I've just switched to using it on a PHP project which is tested using TAP::Parser and it was a drop in replacement for my crufty implementation.
I have no real criticisms but some suggestions for future development:
* as noted in the source it'd be nice to have a recursive implementation of is_deeply that reported the location of the first difference
* implementing it on top of a layer equivalent to Perl's Test::Builder would make it easier for people to write additional assertion types.
Andy Armstrong - 2007-06-07T12:11:48
How does this differ from a normal Perl string XOR?
Andy Armstrong - 2007-04-17T14:55:21
Looks really useful but the documentation is incomplete and the test coverage negligible. Even if it's a fantastic bit of code I don't feel at all confident about using it.
That's a shame because it clearly represents a lot of work and is potentially very useful.
Andy Armstrong - 2007-03-05T08:54:07
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