On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 02:05:29PM -0400, Marcos Barbeitos wrote:
> Hi! I just started using Moose in this project I've been working on.
> I am preparing a test suite and I'd like to test if type checking was
> effectively implemented in a couple of modules. In order to do that,
> some of the tests actually cause Moose to die, but Moose won't go
> silently and the long stack backtrace clutters the test suite output.
> Is there anyway of suppressing the warnings? I tried to set
> $Carp::Verbose to 0 in the package I wrote with Moose, to no avail.
> Thanks!
Are you capturing the errors it is producing when it dies? If so, it
shouldn't be cluttering the rest of your tests.. see dies_ok and throws_ok
in Test::Exception.
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