Test::Debugger has made it to CPAN. I would like to have it considered as the testing module for Koha, because it is backwards compatible with Test.pm, which has been a part of the standard Perl distribution since Perl 5 came out. I personally prefer the Test.pm interface to the Test::More interface. However, since Test::More has made it into the standard Perl distribution starting with version 5.8.0, it may be preferable to use that module. The part of Test::Debugger that I value most is the debugging it logs. I do not know what logging capabilities Test::More has. Ed Summers may know, as he has used it for other projects. Once we come to a consensus, we should pick a few key modules and write a few tests for them. Ideally, each module should have at least one test script (if it doesn't do anything worth testing, why is it a module?). Most modules shouldn't have much of a test script, but a few will probably undergo a rather intense testing process during 'make test.' So which modules do we test first? And Ed, Pate, and the group, which test module shall we choose? kolibrie On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 08:56:10AM -0600, Ed Summers wrote:

PS. I'd be interested in hearing what your motivation was for creating another testing framework and how it is different from Schwern's Test::More.