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Hello Slaven,

Slaven Rezić wrote:

The "toolchain" section is generated by CPAN::Reporter to indicate the
toolchain used to build/test the module to help diagnose whether a
FAIL report is a function of the distribution being tested or an
underlying toolchain problem.

So I don't consider "warnings::compat" part of the toolchain. Perhaps
it could be a prerequisite listed in PREREQ_PM (EU::MM) or requires
(M::B).

If I'm misunderstanding what you mean, I open to persuasion.

David

On Nov 9, 2007 8:03 AM, Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni cpan.org> wrote:

David Golden wrote:

Hmm... ok. The fact is that warnings::compat isn't listed in
Sys::Syslog prereqs, but it should in order to make it work under
5.5. So I guess that Slaven manually installed it in his 5.5.5 smoker
in order to ease the process, but in that case, it becomes (in a
sense) part of the toolchain, because it masks a potentially missing
prereq (this is what happened here). warnings::compat is a little
special because it provides a way to make a core module available on
old Perls. So maybe CPAN::Reporter should allow one to add locally
installed modules in the toolchain section.

OK. Added that to the "Todo" list, but at low priority.

David

On Nov 9, 2007 8:50 AM, Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni cpan.org> wrote:

Sébastien Aperghis-Tramoni cpan.org> writes:

Correct.