Changes for version 1.07 - 2026-06-06
- Fixes:
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: emit exactly one TAP plan line per test file. Each check_* helper previously called plan_tests() itself, while the .t files also called plan_tests(count_*); this produced multiple "1..N" lines in a single file. Under a real TAP harness (prove / Test::Harness, as used by CPAN Testers) this raised "More than one plan found in TAP output" and made the affected files FAIL, even though every individual "ok" line passed when the scripts were run by hand. Affected files: t/9010-encoding.t, t/9030-distribution.t, t/9040-style.t. The plan_tests() call is now removed from every check_* helper, leaving the .t file as the sole owner of the plan line.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: count_A() now returns the actual number of MANIFEST entries instead of a fixed 1, so that the plan computed by t/9030-distribution.t matches the number of A1 checks that check_A() emits.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: remove the mid-stream plan_skip() calls from check_A() and check_C(); the MANIFEST-absent guard is handled by the .t file and by count_C() before any plan line is printed.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: check_K() now honours the k3_exempt option passed by t/9040-style.t. The argument was previously discarded by "my ($root) = @_;", so the intended exemption of accessor-style hash names (%env, %opts, %args) never took effect; the K3 detector also did not capture the hash name. check_K() now accepts "k3_exempt => REGEX", captures the returned hash name via /return \%(\w*)/, and skips a "return \%name" only when the name matches the supplied pattern. Behaviour is unchanged when k3_exempt is not passed (every "return \%..." is still flagged), so distributions that call check_K($root) without the option are unaffected.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: add a regression guard for the two TAP defect classes above. plan_tests() now refuses to emit a second "1..N" line, and an end-of-run reconciliation reports "planned X but ran Y" (setting a non-zero exit) when the emitted plan does not match the number of ok()/not-ok() lines. Both problems now FAIL immediately on a plain "perl t/foo.t", not only under a real harness.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: add selfcheck_suite(), which runs t/*.t (and xt/*.t) in a child Perl and verifies one plan line per file, plan == number of ok/not-ok lines, and no failures.
- pmake.bat: at "pmake dist" time, after the existing source checks, run INA_CPAN_Check::selfcheck_suite() as check3 and abort the build if any test file fails the plan-sanity check (disable with --no-check3). Bump $PMAKE_BAT_VERSION to 0.34.
- t/lib/INA_CPAN_Check.pm: pass \@files / \@pm_files (a reference) instead of [ @files ] (an anonymous copy) to _find_pm_t() in _scan_code(), check_D(), check_E(), and check_K(). The copy form meant the collected file list never reached the caller, so E1 (no shebang in lib/*.pm) and K3 (return { %hash } form) silently scanned zero files and always passed.
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A tiny HTTP/1.0 server for Perl 5.5.3 and later
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in lib/HTTP/Handy.pm