I tried installing Test2::Harness and a couple tests failed. I am not totally understanding the output and if someone knowledgeable could interpret this for me I'd be grateful.



Running make test for EXODIST/Test2-Harness-1.000170.tar.gz
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 "/usr/bin/perl.exe" "-Iblib/lib" "-Iblib/arch" test.pl

  FAIL    job 46  +~find_in_updir
  PASS    job 46    + Found file in expected spot
  FAIL    job 46    + Found file in expected spot
  DEBUG   job 46    | t/unit/App/Yath/Util.t line 133
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | +---------+----+-----------------------------------------------------------+
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | | GOT     | OP | CHECK                                                     |
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | +---------+----+-----------------------------------------------------------+
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | | <UNDEF> | =~ | (?^:\/cygdrive\/c\/Users\/somia\/AppData\/Local\/Temp\/ya |
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | |         |    | th\-149000\-j3p7oZ\/tmp\/FJbCQG\/17DQP5yPmV\/thefile$)    |
(  DIAG  )  job 46    | +---------+----+-----------------------------------------------------------+
  PLAN    job 46    | Expected assertions: 2
            job 46    ^
(  DIAG  )  job 46    Failed test 'find_in_updir'
(  DIAG  )  job 46    at t/unit/App/Yath/Util.t line 134.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  FAIL    job 57  + /cygdrive/c/Users/somia/AppData/Local/Temp has correct permissions
  DEBUG   job 57    t2/tmp_perms.t line 36

The following jobs failed at least once:
+--------------------+-----------+--------------------+--------------------+
| Job ID             | Times Run | Test File          | Succeeded Eventual |
|                    |           |                    | ly?                |
+--------------------+-----------+--------------------+--------------------+
|                    |           |                    |                    |
| 796D54CF-8067-1014 | 2         | t/unit/App/Yath/Ut | NO                 |
| -B37C-A366FD41E411 |           | il.t               |                    |
|                    |           |                    |                    |
| 7973C25C-8067-1014 | 2         | t2/tmp_perms.t     | NO                 |
| -B37C-A366FD41E411 |           |                    |                    |
+--------------------+-----------+--------------------+--------------------+

The following jobs failed:
+---------------------------------+------------------------+---------------+
| Job ID                          | Test File              | Subtests      |
+---------------------------------+------------------------+---------------+
| 796D54CF-8067-1014-B37C-A366FD4 | t/unit/App/Yath/Util.t | find_in_updir |
| 1E411                           |                        |               |
|                                 |                        |               |
| 7973C25C-8067-1014-B37C-A366FD4 | t2/tmp_perms.t         |               |
| 1E411                           |                        |               |
+---------------------------------+------------------------+---------------+

                                    Yath Result Summary
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     Fail Count: 2
     File Count: 91
Assertion Count: 1996
      Wall Time: 632.81 seconds
       CPU Time: 1960.39 seconds (usr: 3.67s | sys: 1.70s | cusr: 459.45s | csys: 1495.57s)
      CPU Usage: 309%
    -->  Result: FAILED  <--

yath exited with 256 yath exited with 256
not ok 1 - Passed tests when run by yath (allow fork)
not ok 2 - Passed tests when run by yath (no fork)

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My Perl and System characteristics:

cygwin_nt-10.0-26200 - 3.7.0
AMD Ryzen 5 4600H with Radeon Graphics (AuthenticAMD 3000MHz) x86_64
Perl (/usr/bin/perl:
This is perl 5, version 40, subversion 3 (v5.40.3) built for x86_64-cygwin-threads-multi

Thanks, all.
    – Soren
Apr 15, 2026 at 18:38 UTC

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In reply to Failed 2 tests on CygPerl for Test2::Harness; would a newer perl pass? by Intrepid

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