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I've been wanting to like TAP, but can't seem to find much straightforward tooling around it. There seem to be tons of libraries for producing it (is a library
by chriswarbo 10y ago
I've been wanting to like TAP, but can't seem to find much straightforward tooling around it. There seem to be tons of libraries for producing it (is a library really needed to spit "ok"/"not ok" to stdout?), a bunch of formatting commands (is it really that useful to swap "ok" with a tick and "not ok" to a cross?), then there are things like Smolder and Jenkins which seem interesting but quite heavyweight.
What I'd really like is a commandline tool for tracking test passes/failures over time, graphing trends, tracking how long tests remain in a failed state, etc. Is there anything like this which doesn't require running a Web server and opening a Web browser?
- estrabd 10y agoYou can use prove for anything that outputs TAP, not just Perl scripts.
- 55acdda48ab5 10y agoI would imagine the CPAN Testers stuff is adaptable enough. http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Test-Harness%203.36;os=linux;reports=1 http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=Test-Harness%203.36;os=l...