in reply to Re: cpan mod test probs
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Right. And you realize that the code that you cite should never be called under normal circumstances. So "cpan -i mem" is only present to compensate for extraordinary failure conditions. The test code even tries to die in lack of pre-reqs, and dying doesn't work.

I tend to be a bit dense at times, but how does your advice about what I "should (or 'should never') do", help solve the problem so that such code would never have needed to have been written in the first place?

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Re^3: cpan mod test probs
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 08, 2013 at 04:11 UTC

    Right. And you realize that the code that you cite should never be called under normal circumstances.

    The circumstances don't matter, the code should not have been pushed to cpan

    I tend to be a bit dense at times, but how does your advice about what I "should (or 'should never') do", help solve the problem so that such code would never have needed to have been written in the first place?

    It only points out another problem , it doesn't try to solve anything

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