Re: Pod::Coverage tests failing for documented module. Why?

You'd have to show us some of the code for us to comment on how the coverage test failed to find the pod.

The only time I get that message is when the file in the message has no pod, but sometimes I have to read the path twice to realize which file is offending.

Phil

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Re^2: Pod::Coverage tests failing for documented module. Why? by hesco (Deacon) on Jan 19, 2007 at 20:16 UTC
I guess what I ought to do then, is go ahead and post this to CPAN, so others can take a look. It seems crazy to post a 400 line module to a web form. I'm afraid my test data is still proprietary data from the group which asked me to write this. Before this gets published for real, I was going to scramble that data for the public. But as this module is designed to interact with web services hosted elsewhere, it takes over 15 minutes to run a test suite with fewer than 60 test cases. Its the data they wanted to see work, but CPAN probbaly deserves a more thoughtful test suite and set of test cases. -- Hugh if( $lal && $lol ) { $life++; }	[reply]
Re^3: Pod::Coverage tests failing for documented module. Why? by davidrw (Prior) on Jan 20, 2007 at 16:07 UTC
It seems crazy to post a 400 line module to a web form nothing wrong with that -- you'll find longer around here .. you can edit your OP -- just be sure use `<readmore><code> ... </code></readmore>` tags you might even get some code review comments in the process ;)	[reply] [d/l]