Revision history for Perl extension Test::Files.
0.05 Mon Oct 20 15:13:50 CDT 2003
- Corrected diagnostic output in compare_dirs* so that each missing file
is listed on its own line. Previously, they were juxtaposed on one
line, including very pleasant #'s for decoration.
- Changed Files.pm so none of the tests report timestamps. Some OSes
(notably Solaris) translated the timestamps, probably to deal with
time zones. I am explicitly deciding that timestamps do not count
in file comparisons. If you need to test timestamps, use -M etc.
Remember that the person installing your module won't always be in
your timezone.
- Corrected tests to reflect the removal of time stamps from file_ok
output.
- Sorted the list of missing files in compare_dirs* so that I can test
the error message (and the new vesion is neater).
0.04 Fri Oct 17 09:14:20 CDT 2003
- Added compare_dirs_filter_ok which works like compare_dirs_ok, but sends
each line of input through a caller supplied filter function first.
This allows you to remove things like timestamps which though different
should not count as failure.
- Refactored to avoid code duplication in the compare_dirs* functions.
- On advice from Schwern, converted tests to use the very nice
Test::Builder::Tester. This made the tests nicer and easier to work
on, but had no affect on the Files.pm code.
- Improved the documentation (well I think it as in improvement)
0.03 Wed Oct 15 10:02:49 CDT 2003
- Made various refactorings to increase code reuse.
- Changed from using Test::Differences to using Text::Diff. This has
two advantages:
1. It makes it slightly easier to have the location of the error
correctly reported when a test fails.
2. It enables compares_dirs_ok which needs to compare lots of files
while reporting a single error.
- Added compare_dirs_ok which compares all files in a pair of directory,
failing with diff diagnostics if any disagree.
0.02 Mon Oct 13 15:03:17 CDT 2003
- Added dir_contains_ok which checks a directory for the presence of
named files.
- Added dir_only_contains_ok which makes sure that a directory has
exactly a specified list of elements, nothing more or less.
This is a bit awkward since you must currently list subdirectories
explicitly, lest they show up in the list of unexpectedly seen files.
- Corrected diagnostic output so it works like other Test:: modules.
Previously, I had folded some error output into the test name
0.01 Thu Oct 9 13:14:55 2003
- original version; created by h2xs 1.22 with options
-AXn Test::Files -b 5.6.0