Comment 4 for bug 1066226

Maybe have a special make target for them

On 10/13/12, Dan Scott <email address hidden> wrote:
> I was deliberately not adding the test-only dependencies, thinking there
> was no reason to add to the install surface for a non-dev production
> server, but could certainly be convinced otherwise...
>
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> Title:
> More tests: Perl-Critic and TT2 template parsing
>
> Status in Evergreen - Open ILS:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> Per the hack-a-way discussion around low-hanging fruit, integrate
> Test-Perl-Critic-Progressive to begin failing when we introduce more
> Perl-Critic violations into our code base; the goal should be to
> eventually eliminate all of its complaints, but as long as we don't
> make it worse the test wont complain. Note that this test will create
> a new directory in $HOME, called '.evergreen-tests, so that it will
> persist between runs.
>
> Also wrap a small test around the TT2 string extracter, which (as Bill
> noted) kindly validates the templates as it does so, thus acting as a
> perfect canary in the coal mine. I tested by deliberating introducing
> some errors in some templates and the test correctly flagged the
> violations.
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Jason