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Unfortunately, TPJ is subscription-only now and doesn't seem to put archives online anymore since they went to a subscription model. (Even for subscribers! I can only find a link to the previous month, not historical months.)

-xdg

P.S. (Added 4/1 and not a joke): For those looking for more info, Paul Johnson, the author of Devel::Cover, has an paper and slideshow from YAPC::Europe::2002. There's also a very interesting look at coverage on various CPAN modules.

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Testaholics Anonymous (or how I learned to stop worrying and love Test::More) by xdg
in thread Testaholics Anonymous (or how I learned to stop worrying and love Test::More) by stvn

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