Closed einhverfr closed 8 years ago
You have an old dep installed. Please upgrade Test::Dependencies
Given that I installed it from the Fedora 22 repos, this will likely affect any user that tries to do a make test, so I think the first step should be disable the test unless either it is running on Travis OR the dependencies are met.
Do you know which version is minimally required? Otherwise I will set at current released version from CPAN.
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Version 0.20 is minimally required.
We do declare that dependency in our cpanfile...
ok, I think we should make all the on develop modules optional for a basic make test run so that users can make test without errors. Will use that as a basis, and expect to have that in for rc2
running travis on fix to skip when dependency not installed or up to date.
Even though this passes on travis, it fails locally