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Changes for version 0.0.5
- Better feedback for unsupported platforms during installation Added verify_dump Corrected bug when dir was specified by a Path::Class object Better support when people want to control where their approvals are saved Better handling of undefined test results
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Capture human intelligence in your testsVerify two files are the sameDefault algorithm for generating names'use' all the available reportersReport with multiple reportersReport with BeyondCompareReport with CodeCompareReporter which doesn't actually do anything, but you can check to see if it was called.Use Windows file associations to display the file.Report using the first reporter that appears to be working in the test environment.Print diagnostic message explaining reporter usage.Report failure with KDiff.Provides a role for aggregate reporters to extend.Report failures with P4MergeDefines a role for reporters to extend.Report failures with TortoiseMergeGeneric base for creating reporters that work on Windows.Report failure with WinMergeTiny BDD ToolsWrites text to filesModule Install Instructions
To install Test::Approvals, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm Test::Approvals
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Test::Approvals
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.