So now you've got to invent names for all your tests. Just so you can search for that name to find the test?

No; read the documentation, or at least the output tobyink posted.

... which could be Autoloaded...
And if I use Carp::cluck or Carp::confess...
And if I need to pause the test at some point -- for example, so that I can attach a (C-level) debugger -- I can just stick a <STDIN> in there.

All of those things are possible with Test::Builder and friends too, without you having to edit your test files when you want to debug them. Sorry, "if" you want to debug them.

It doesn't force-fit me into a single one-size-fits-all methodology...

Repeating that ad nauseum doesn't make it true.

In reply to Re^8: Developing a module, how do you do it ? by chromatic
in thread Developing a module, how do you do it ? by mascip

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