Perhaps try make distclean and then make.

You can step in to that particular test using: make testdb TEST_FILE=t/Chart-Scientific.t But it looks more like a rebuild is in order.

When you run through make, you're picking up the package from 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch'. Kinda like calling perl -Iblib/lib -Iblib/arc t/Chart-Scientific.t The packages are stored in blib for testing and verification. They are only moved to your real perl package directory after you do an install.

OTOH, when you call perl t/Chart-Scientific.t you are picking the package up from your perl lib path. (whatever that is.) perl -V will tell you.

"Look, Shiny Things!" is not a better business strategy than compatibility and reuse.

OSUnderdog

In reply to Re: Inner workings of "make test" by osunderdog
in thread Inner workings of "make test" by kesterkester

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