I have to build and install Devel::Cover first, right? Update: I get failures there too. 
t/aspecial_blocks.......NOK 46# Test 46 got: '22             1        
+            1       $x++
' (/tmp/JjZX7WN7BN/Devel-Cover-0.64/blib/lib/Devel/Cover/Test.pm at li
+ne 293 fail #46)
#    Expected: '22                                          $x++
'
#  /tmp/JjZX7WN7BN/Devel-Cover-0.64/blib/lib/Devel/Cover/Test.pm line 
+293 is:             $ENV{DEVEL_COVER_NO_COVERAGE} ? ok 1 : ok $t, $c;
t/aspecial_blocks.......NOK 70# Test 70 got: 'CHECK          1 tests/s
+pecial_blocks:22
' (/tmp/JjZX7WN7BN/Devel-Cover-0.64/blib/lib/Devel/Cover/Test.pm at li
+ne 293 fail #70)
#    Expected: '
'
t/aspecial_blocks.......NOK 72# Test 72 got: '                        
+       
' (/tmp/JjZX7WN7BN/Devel-Cover-0.64/blib/lib/Devel/Cover/Test.pm at li
+ne 293 fail #72)
#    Expected: ''
t/aspecial_blocks.......FAILED tests 46, 70, 72                       
+       
        Failed 3/71 tests, 95.77% okay

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In reply to Re^2: Module::ScanDeps test failure by jdalbec
in thread cpan2rpm replacement [was: Module::ScanDeps test failure] by jdalbec

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