use strict;
BEGIN{ if (not $] < 5.006) { require warnings; warnings->import } }
use Test::More;
use t::Helper;
use t::Frontend;
my @cases = (
# Makefile.PL based stuff should be true
['perl Makefile.PL' => 1],
['perl Makefile.PL LIBS=/foo' => 1],
['make' => 1],
['make LIBS=/foo' => 1],
['make test' => 1],
['make test TEST_VERBOSE=1' => 1],
# make variants
['dmake' => 1],
['dmake LIBS=/foo' => 1],
['dmake test' => 1],
['dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1' => 1],
['nmake' => 1],
['nmake LIBS=/foo' => 1],
['nmake test' => 1],
['nmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1' => 1],
# Build.PL based stuff should be false
['perl Build.PL' => 0],
['perl Build.PL LIBS=/foo' => 0],
['Build' => 0],
['Build LIBS=/foo' => 0],
['Build test' => 0],
['Build test TEST_VERBOSE=1' => 0],
);
plan tests => 2 + @cases;
require_ok( 'CPAN::Reporter' );
can_ok( 'CPAN::Reporter', '_is_make' );
for my $c (@cases) {
my ($cmd, $expected) = @$c;
is( CPAN::Reporter::_is_make($cmd), $expected, $cmd );
}