If it were my module, I would not export anything by default. Default exports are rather evil. When somebody comes along and reads the code: 

    all_plans_okay();

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how do they find where this subroutine is defined? Well, that becomes obvious when the code above it is: 

    use Test::NoPlan qw( all_plans_okay );

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I also find the module name implies nearly the opposite of what it does. I would rename it Test::AllPlans or similar.

I'd also never use the module since I have no problems just settings the 'plan' to some arbitrary number when I first start writing it and then fixing it as a final step. I never do a temporary "no plan". (It took me a while to realize what the motivation for the module was.)

But thanks for contributing this. I hope you find the feedback useful despite its shortcomings. :)

- tye        

In reply to Re: RFC: Another test module - Test::NoPlan (NoNoPlan) by tye
in thread RFC: Another test module - Test::NoPlan by duncs

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