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Formalize testing for TAP #4
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Yes this is a good idea, and should be do-able, with some limitations.
Will start thinking on this...
What's a good module name for a 'collection of disparate tasks'? With an
eye towards allowing for expansion:
Collection::Rosettacode
Collection::Euler (for projecteuler.net tasks)
But seeing as I've never even released a module before, I'm open to
suggestions.
…On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 7:56 AM Vadim Belman ***@***.***> wrote:
Would it be possible to consider turning the project into a module with
formal testing process resulting in valid TAP? The purpose is to register
the module in Raku ecosystem and help in release testing of Rakudo.
My point is that every Rakudo release is preceded with a run of Blin which
tests all ecosystem and CPAN modules. Having Rosettacode included into the
process would be extremely helpful.
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Would it be possible to consider turning the project into a module with formal testing process resulting in valid TAP? The purpose is to register the module in Raku ecosystem and help in release testing of Rakudo.
My point is that every Rakudo release is preceded with a run of Blin which tests all ecosystem and CPAN modules. Having Rosettacode included into the process would be extremely helpful.
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