ng ./Build testcover overrides
the select/ignore settings specified via import.
More info in a bit
(This is fun, right? right?)
Hilary
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can get D::C to run under mod_perl without causing
> core dumps (which it does on occasion. work, that is) it tends to be
> accurate.
>
now, core dumps I haven't had. nary a one. trade you?
Hilary
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e testing configuration. So the search path has been
set before the .t files run. Don't see how that would cause Devel::Cover to
report 100% statement coverage of a file that has never had anything but a
use executed on it during testing, though. Hmmm...
Hilary
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/a 85.7 100.05.2
...Apache/Acut/TutHandler.pm 92.3n/an/a 80.0 100.01.3
...b/Apache/Acut/Tutorial.pm 100.0n/an/a 100.0n/a2.1
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zes the testing and those in which it doesn't - the modules which
don't trap and propagate yield believable numbers.
I'd really love to use Devel::Cover - I love the effect mastering the
request/response Apache::Test framework has had on my code, and I really
want to start using