use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;
use lib 't/lib';
{
package Faux::Plugin;
sub new { bless { count => 1 }, shift }
sub count { shift->{count}++ }
}
my $warnings = 0;
use PluginTestApp;
my $logger = Class::MOP::Class->create_anon_class(
methods => {
error => sub {0},
debug => sub {0},
info => sub {0},
warn => sub {
if ($_[1] =~ /plugin method is deprecated/) {
$warnings++;
return;
}
die "Caught unexpected warning: " . $_[1];
},
},
)->new_object;
PluginTestApp->log($logger);
use Catalyst::Test qw/PluginTestApp/;
ok( get("/compile_time_plugins"), "get ok" );
is( $warnings, 0, 'no warnings' );
# FIXME - Run time plugin support is insane, and should be removed
# for Catalyst 5.9
ok( get("/run_time_plugins"), "get ok" );
local $ENV{CATALYST_DEBUG} = 0;
is( $warnings, 1, '1 warning' );
use_ok 'TestApp';
my @expected = qw(
Catalyst::Plugin::Test::Errors
Catalyst::Plugin::Test::Headers
Catalyst::Plugin::Test::Inline
Catalyst::Plugin::Test::MangleDollarUnderScore
Catalyst::Plugin::Test::Plugin
TestApp::Plugin::AddDispatchTypes
TestApp::Plugin::FullyQualified
);
# Faux::Plugin is no longer reported
is_deeply [ TestApp->registered_plugins ], \@expected,
'registered_plugins() should only report the plugins for the current class';
done_testing;