Don't run author-only tests during regular test suite execution #393
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The following author-only tests are run as part of the standard test suite: * t/local/01_pod.t * t/local/02_pod_coverage.t * t/local/kwalitee.t These only need to be run as part of CI jobs and release testing, and are usually skipped on end-user machines anyway (owing to their stealth dependency on the non-core Test::Pod, Test::Pod::Coverage and Test::Kwalitee modules respectively). Move these tests to the xt/ directory, declare their Test:: dependencies as development prerequisites, and add an xtest target to the generated Makefile that runs these tests. Closes radiator-software#392.
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(We're not currently in a position to run these tests as part of a CI workflow because the code doesn't pass them all yet - the only reason they're not already causing failures is because the GHA and AppVeyor test runners don't have the non-core Test:: modules installed, so the tests are skipped.) |
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This is a good idea. They were almost always skipped when looking through, for example, CPAN Testers reports.
Related to how the tests that are now being moved are run, there's one thing I noted in Changes:
1.57 2014-01-09
Fixed remaining problems with test suite: pod coverage and kwalitee tests
are only enabled with RELEASE_TESTING=1
This variable is also used by t/external/ocsp.t but it no longer enables additional .t files that are now in xt/. There's also this discussion, should it be considered somehow? https://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1225311
Bug: radiator-software/p5-net-ssleay#393 Signed-off-by: Sam James <sam@gentoo.org>
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The following author-only tests are run as part of the standard test suite:
t/local/01_pod.tt/local/02_pod_coverage.tt/local/kwalitee.tThese only need to be run as part of CI jobs and release testing, and are usually skipped on end-user machines anyway (owing to their stealth dependency on the non-core Test::Pod, Test::Pod::Coverage and Test::Kwalitee modules respectively).
Move these tests to the
xt/directory, declare their Test:: dependencies as development prerequisites, and add anxtesttarget to the generated Makefile that runs these tests.Closes #392.