Re: I don't care about *your* warnings!

First, I'm curious as to why I'm seeing these warnings

You're seeing them because (under the hood) Test::Class is doing:

eval { Contextual::Return::Value->isa( 'SomeOtherClass' ) }
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and Contextual::Return::Value::AUTOLOAD isn't written with autoloading class methods in mind and assuming that its first argument is a reference. I've submitted an RT ticket. I might tweak T::C to avoid this, but I think this is really C:R:V's fault :-)

Is there any way for me to essentially turn warnings off for Contextual::Return, short of making a local copy and commenting it out?

$SIG{ __WARN__ } = sub {
    return if caller eq 'Contextual::Return::Value';
    warn @_;
};
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Re^2: I don't care about your warnings! by agianni (Hermit) on Mar 01, 2007 at 19:49 UTC
Actually, I talked with Damian, and he put together a patch for Contextual::Return that seems to take care of it as well. Before that patch, and with an earlier version of T::C (before you wrapped the isa call with the eval) it used to create a fatal error when Contextual::Return was loaded. BTW, Test::Class has made my testing soooo much easier and the improvements over the past several months have made it that much more useful. I highly recommend it for testing, especially for large modules and applications.	[reply]
Re^3: I don't care about your warnings! by adrianh (Chancellor) on Mar 02, 2007 at 13:31 UTC
BTW, Test::Class has made my testing soooo much easier and the improvements over the past several months have made it that much more useful. I highly recommend it for testing, especially for large modules and applications. Flattery gets you everywhere :-)	[reply]
Re^2: I don't care about your warnings! by adrianh (Chancellor) on Mar 01, 2007 at 16:53 UTC
I might tweak T::C to avoid this 0.24 on its way to CPAN now avoids these warnings, and has a bug fix to boot :-)	[reply]