CPAN::Reporter::History - Read or write a CPAN::Reporter history log
This documentation refers to version 1.1708
use CPAN::Reporter::History 'have_tested';
@results = have_tested( dist => 'Dist-Name-1.23' );
Interface for interacting with the CPAN::Reporter history file. Most methods are private for use only within CPAN::Reporter itself. However, a public function is provided to query the history file for results.
The following function is available. It is not exported by default.
have_tested() # all reports for Foo-Bar-1.23
@results = have_tested( dist => 'Foo-Bar-1.23' );
# all NA reports
@results = have_tested( grade => 'NA' );
# all reports on the current Perl/platform
@results = have_tested();
Searches the CPAN::Reporter history file for records exactly matching search criteria, given as pairs of field-names and desired values.
Ordinary search criteria include:
dist -- the distribution tarball name without any filename suffix; from a CPAN::Distribution object, this is provided by the base_id method.phase -- phase the report was generated during: either 'PL', 'make' or 'test'grade -- CPAN Testers grade: 'PASS', 'FAIL', 'NA' or'UNKNOWN'; Also may be 'DISCARD' for any failing reports not sent due to missing prerequisitesWithout additional criteria, a search will be limited to the current version of Perl and the current architecture and OS version. Additional criteria may be specified explicitly or, by specifying the empty string, q{}, will match that field for any record.
# all reports for Foo-Bar-1.23 on any version of perl
# on the current architecture and OS version
@results = have_tested( dist => 'Foo-Bar-1.23', perl => q{} );
These additional criteria include:
perl -- perl version and possible patchlevel; this will be dotted decimal (5.6.2) starting with version 5.6, or will be numeric style as given by $] for older versions; if a patchlevel exists, it must be specified similar to "5.11.0 patch 12345"archname -- platform architecture name as given by $Config{archname}osvers -- operating system version as given by $Config{osvers}The function returns an array of hashes representing each test result, with all of the fields listed above.
David A. Golden (DAGOLDEN)
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