This means the SKIP wont affect the exit code of the test if multiple
SKIPs are found. This fixes @shoichikaji's situation in #21
Also fixes @preaction's situation in #21.
Ultimately this was only one layer to the problems in #21. In fixing it, I also discovered the number of passed tests doesn't match the number planned in the new t/subtests_skip.t. This is due to the fact that plan skip_all in any context removes the dummy tap at the of the tests.
This means the
SKIP
wont affect the exit code of the test if multipleSKIP
s are found. This fixes @shoichikaji's situation in #21Also fixes @preaction's situation in #21.
Ultimately this was only one layer to the problems in #21. In fixing it, I also discovered the number of passed tests doesn't match the number planned in the new
t/subtests_skip.t
. This is due to the fact thatplan skip_all
in any context removes the dummy tap at the of the tests.