* _brian_d_foy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-08-20 23:15]:
> When you want to add something (like a standard test file), you
> just add it to the sample dist. When you want to change some
> boilerplate, you just change it in the sample dist. When you
> want to move files around, well, you get the idea.
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Robert Rothenberg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm rather annoyed by the spate of CPAN uploads which have defaults from
> h2xs or Module::Install that are not edited, things like "Perl extension
> for blah blah blah" or "A. U. Thor". In other words, stupid mistak
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, David Baird wrote:
Maybe "Test::BrownPaperBag" would be a good name, since the goal is
really to help module authors avoid making embarrassing mistakes.
Hmm, discovered just such a case in (at least) one of my modules that
might be picked up by a suitable test module. Look
> Maybe "Test::BrownPaperBag" would be a good name, since the goal is
> really to help module authors avoid making embarrassing mistakes.
Hmm, discovered just such a case in (at least) one of my modules that
might be picked up by a suitable test module. Looks like CPAN is
finding classes inside my
# from Robert Rothenberg
# on Friday 19 August 2005 09:36 am:
>I don't think patches to Module::Starter or similar packages will
> help. The problem isn't with the starter utilities, it's what comes
> out the other end when distributions are built. (So an eventual patch
> for Module::Build, perhap