It's failing for three reasons.

If you had had more tests in the file, those would fail too by virtue of your early bail out.

To skip all tests, you want the skip_all functionality.

use Test::More; BEGIN { if ($^O =~ /^(?:MSWin|VMS|dos|MacOS|os2|epoc|cygwin)/i) { plan skip_all => "OS unsupported. It may or may not work, but yo +u won't know since the tests are being skipped. Use at your own risk" +; } else { plan tests => 1; } use_ok('Term::Menu::Hierarchical'); }

Or maybe you're really trying to do something other than confuse would-be users.


In reply to Re: CPAN newbie troubles by ikegami
in thread CPAN newbie troubles by oko1

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