Re: Test::Pod/Test::Pod::Coverage failing strangely (from Module::Starter::PBP)

It seems that you have whitespaces in your working directory.

Could you try the same thing in a directory that doesn't contain whitespaces?

If it works then, you know what the problem is, and can write a good bug report ;-)

Did you modify anything at all in the generated files?

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Re^2: Test::Pod/Test::Pod::Coverage failing strangely (from Module::Starter::PBP) by Cuhulain (Beadle) on Feb 07, 2010 at 23:54 UTC
The manual page for module-starter recommends defining environment variable MODULE_STARTER_DIR. So, even though my $HOME is a pathname embedding spaces (typical for a MSWin32 PC), in My Computer, I define MODULE_STARTER_DIR to value c:\perldev\.module-starter. Then Module::starter::PBP works pretty well as planned. The other problem mentioned by dhosek, about our $VERSION is a known fault reported to CPAN in Feb 2007 at `https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=25007`. Best wishes.	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: Test::Pod/Test::Pod::Coverage failing strangely (from Module::Starter::PBP)
by Cuhulain (Beadle) on Feb 07, 2010 at 23:54 UTC

module-starter

MODULE_STARTER_DIR

So, even though my $HOME is a pathname embedding spaces (typical for a MSWin32 PC), in My Computer, I define MODULE_STARTER_DIR to value c:\perldev\.module-starter. Then Module::starter::PBP works pretty well as planned.

The other problem mentioned by dhosek, about our $VERSION is a known fault reported to CPAN in Feb 2007 at https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=25007.

Best wishes.

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