Geoffrey Young wrote:
>> plan tests => 4, need need_module(qw(alias)),
>> need_cgi,
>> - need_min_module_version CGI
=> 3.16,
>> + need_min_module_version CGI
=> 3.21,
>>
skip_reason('fatalsToBrowser known not to work');
True, its one of _very_ few tests we skip with all the
relevant modules
installed and an ithread enabled perl, so it jumped out at
me, and I
upgraded CGI to get it to fire.
maybe a TODO: { local $TODO = '' } variant ?
I did some digging into the bug a good 4-6 months ago, and
ended up
confusing myself horribly; thus, not posting anything to the
list(s)
because I wasn't quite sure what I was trying to say or
point to as
being at fault.
I vaguely remember it being something I thought I could fix
and
contribute back to CGI.pm, but I've totally forgotten now.
Its related to doing whacky stuff to the $SIG{}s and turning
warnings
into fatals inside an eval{} buring somewhere in ModPerl::
... Probably
Cooker.pm
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