Test::MinimumVersion - does your code require newer perl than you think?
version 0.011
Example minimum-perl.t:
#!perl
use Test::MinimumVersion;
all_minimum_version_ok('5.008');
minimum_version_ok($file, $version);
This test passes if the given file does not seem to require any version of perl newer than $version, which may be given as a version string or a version object.
all_minimum_version_ok($version, \%arg);
Given either a version string or a version object, this routine produces a test plan (if there is no plan) and tests each relevant file with minimum_version_ok.
Relevant files are found by File::Find::Rule::Perl.
\%arg is optional. Valid arguments are:
paths - in what paths to look for files; defaults to (t, lib, xt/smoke,
and any .pm or .PL files in the current working directory)
if it contains files, they will be checked
no_plan - do not plan the tests about to be run
all_minimum_version_from_metayml_ok(\%arg);
This routine checks META.yml for an entry in requires for perl. If no META.yml file or no perl version is found, all tests are skipped. If a version is found, the test proceeds as if all_minimum_version_ok had been called with that version.
Uh, this code has no tests. I'm really sorry. I'll get around to it.
Ricardo SIGNES, <rjbs at cpan.org>
Copyright 2007, Ricardo SIGNES.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
