Hi 1nickt,

As far as I can tell from the Test::Builder doc, the output of diag is directed to a special handle during TODO tests. Apparently I can force that output to be displayed with Test::More->builder->todo_output(\*STDERR);. However, I don't find that very elegant since it does this unconditionally. (Update: Probably better: Test::More->builder->todo_output(Test::More->builder->failure_output);)

I played around with it a bit, here's a possibility to display a list of unexpectedly passing TODO tests without having to add a diag statement to every one of them. Stick this at the bottom of your test script (Perl v5.12 required for each @ARRAY):

my @details = Test::More->builder->details;
while (my ($i,$t) = each @details) {
    next unless $$t{type} eq 'todo' && $$t{actual_ok};
    diag "Passing TODO Test #".($i+1)." / $$t{name}";
}

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(As you probably already know, there's also the "TODO passed" output that's already part of the "Test Summary Report". As far as I can tell from a look at the source, that's generated by TAP::Formatter::Base based on TAP::Parser's todo_passed.)

Hope this helps,
-- Hauke D

In reply to Re: debug output from TODO with Test::More by haukex
in thread debug output from TODO with Test::More by 1nickt

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