That said, however, I can currently reproduce this on both of my own test boxes

You mean you can reproduce all of those warnings, but not the failures ?
If you can reproduce all of those warnings, then hopefully you can also find a way of shutting them up, by placement of no warnings 'uninitialized'; in the appropriate place - probably in the test files. (Or you could just remove the use warnings; altogether.) Once you've managed to eradicate those warnings in your own environment, just release a devel build to CPAN, and then the testers' output won't be truncated and you'll be able to see where the failures are occurring.

Obviously, this hinges on your being able to work out how to eradicate those warnings. Good luck !!

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: Test::Harness and uninitialized value in eval by syphilis
in thread Test::Harness and uninitialized value in eval by AZed

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