Hi monks,

I've just got a few questions as to why my CPAN tests are failing. I've tried to reproduce the issue locally, on multiple machines, but I always get a pass.

http://search.cpan.org/~adamdh/WWW-Shopify-0.11/

It seems to do with DBIx::Schema not loading all my DBIx::Result classes, but for the life of me, I can't think why this could be, considering it passes everything on my systems perfectly fine, even after I've removed all the installed versions of the module.

Any ideas?

P.S. Also, if anyone can tell me why the no_index directive in my META.json isn't doing what I thought it was supposed to do (remove a lot of my modules in that package from the module list), it'd be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Adam

In reply to CPAN Tests Failing [SOLVED] by Eriond

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