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Documentation tweak #1

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Expand Up @@ -720,6 +720,15 @@ Just like setup and teardown methods you can pass an optional number of tests to
sub example : Test(startup => 1) { sub example : Test(startup => 1) {
ok(1, 'a startup method with one test'); ok(1, 'a startup method with one test');
}; };

If you want to run an unknown number of tests within your startup method, you need to say e.g.

sub example : Test(startup => no_plan) {
ok(1, q{The first of many tests that don't want to have to count});
...
}

as the : Tests attribute behaves exactly like : Test in this context.


If a startup method has a failing test or throws an exception then all other tests for the current test object are ignored. If a startup method has a failing test or throws an exception then all other tests for the current test object are ignored.


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