PDF::Class

[AlexDaniel]

Module PDF::Class cannot be installed (ZefFailure), perhaps it has some failing tests.

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Output:

===> Searching for: PDF::Class
«timed out after 600 seconds»

Ping @p6-pdf

Previous ticket: #105

[AlexDaniel]

I think the problem here is that tests take a reaallly long time…

[JJ]

The problem was that the source URL didn't exist. I just fixed that. The tests take some time, that's true, but the main problem is that it's installing a whole lot of other modules.

[AlexDaniel]

But this:

«timed out after 600 seconds»

Indicates that the tests were actually running (dependencies were already installed at that point), but they just took a really long time. I don't know what should be done here, maybe it is unreasonable to have so many tests which users have to run when installing the module.

[JJ]

Well, it's PDF, it's got lots of things to test, they're testing PDF functions and capabilities. Can't you increase testing time?

[JJ]

It takes 24 minutes in Travis. So you should triple that time.

[dwarring]

Testing is not that intensive, just that there's a lot of that needs to be compiled and tested with around 110 source files.