(I would like to discuss this issue here before updating the bug on rt.cpan.org)

'make test' fails when DBI_DSN is not DBD::SQLite:

  1. Does it make sense to honor DBI_DSN during make test?
  2. Does it make sense to honor DBI_DSN during make test if it doesn't match /^DBI:SQLite/.
I have my DBI_DSN often set to DBI:DB2:instance_name, which means 'make test' will fail if it is honored. I don't know if DBI_DSN is commonly used.

In case 1. a fix would be simply 

$ diff t/lib.pl.cp  t/lib.pl
36,37c36
< $test_dsn      = $ENV{'DBI_DSN'}
<     ||  "DBI:$dbdriver:dbname=$table_dir";
---
> $test_dsn      = "DBI:$dbdriver:dbname=$table_dir";

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In case 2. a fix could be 
$ diff t/lib.pl.cp  t/lib.pl
36c36
< $test_dsn      = $ENV{'DBI_DSN'}
---
> $test_dsn      = $ENV{'DBI_DSN'} && $ENV{'DBI_DSN'} =~ m/^DBI:$mdriv
+er/

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In reply to Re: Working on a new DBD::SQLite release by andreas1234567
in thread Working on a new DBD::SQLite release by Corion

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