BATsh

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    reason instead of relying on the shell to fail for the right reason.

  - NEW FILE xt/win32_matrix.pl: a maintainer tool that runs the suite
    from one Windows box over the environments the smokers actually
    differ in -- five shapes of $HOME (backslash, forward slash,
    trailing separator, embedded space, and not set at all), a working
    directory on the same drive as $HOME and on another one (Windows
    keeps a current directory per drive), ANSI code page 932 and 65001,
    and any number of perls given with --perl=.  Each of the Windows
    FAILs this distribution has received would have been visible here
    before upload.  It is not part of "make test" and no installer or
    smoker runs it.

  - DOC FIX (lib/BATsh.pm, README): the SYNOPSIS and the description of
    BATsh->main() both stated that bin/batsh.pl "is installed as batsh".
    That holds only on Windows, where MakeMaker runs pl2bat over the
    installed script; EXE_FILES keeps the basename otherwise, so a Unix
    install puts it in the path as batsh.pl.  Confirmed with a DESTDIR
    install.  Both places now read "installed as batsh.pl; on Windows
    MakeMaker's pl2bat also provides batsh", and the command-line
    examples in the SYNOPSIS use the name that actually exists.

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    elsewhere, so it is precisely what goes stale unnoticed.  B8 requires
    every shipped Perl source carrying the heading -- lib/*.pm and the
    bin/*.pl installed as EXE_FILES -- to state the distribution version
    under it.  It is one check for the distribution, so check_B goes from
    six per module plus one to six per module plus two.

  - bin/batsh.pl: gains the =head1 VERSION section the five modules
    already carry, so the installed launcher documents which release it
    belongs to.  B8 above keeps it from drifting.

  - Changes: this entry is dated 2026-08-01 JST, the day of the upload.


0.09  2026-07-27 JST (Japan Standard Time)

  - FIX (SH, Windows): the result of an expansion is literal data, not
    shell source.  A line is expanded first and has its quotes removed
    afterwards, and the quote-removal stage could not tell text written
    in the script from text an expansion had just produced: every
    backslash coming out of a variable, a command substitution or a
    tilde expansion was re-read as a shell escape and deleted.  With

pmake.bat  view on Meta::CPAN

            open(FH_TAR, ">$tardir.tar") || die "Can't open file: $tardir.tar\n"; #'
            binmode FH_TAR;
            for my $file (@file) {
                if (-e $file) {
                    mkpath(dirname("$tardir/$file"), 0, 0777);
                    print STDERR "copy $file $tardir/$file\n";
                    copy($file, "$tardir/$file");

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Sunday December 21, 2008 07:38 PM
# Fixing world writable files in tarball before upload to CPAN [ #38127 ]
# http://use.perl.org/~bart/journal/38127 (dead link)
# Fix CPAN uploads for world writable files
# http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=731935
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#                   $tar->add_files("$tardir/$file");
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                    open(FH, $file) || die "Can't open file: $file\n"; #'
                    binmode FH;
                    local $/ = undef; # slurp mode
                    my $data = <FH>;
                    close FH;

xt/win32_matrix.pl  view on Meta::CPAN

#     ANSI code page     932 (Japanese) or 65001 (UTF-8), which decides
#                        whether a CP932 file name can exist at all
#     perl               5.005_03 ... 5.42; the smokers have sent
#                        5.8.9, 5.18.4 and 5.42.0 so far
#     the environment    a smoker has no PERL5LIB, no PERL5OPT, no
#                        PERLIO or PERL_UNICODE, no interactive STDIN,
#                        and AUTOMATED_TESTING set; the author's shell
#                        has the opposite of all of that
#
#   Each of the three t/0020 failures, and the t/0015 and t/0019 ones,
#   would have been caught here before upload.  See rule R5 in
#   t/lib/BATsh_TestOS.pm.
#
#   The environment axis is rule R6, and it is why every cell runs in a
#   SCRUBBED environment by default rather than in the author's.  A cell
#   that inherits the author's %ENV reproduces the author's box, which
#   is the one machine already known to pass; reproducing the smoker is
#   the entire point.  --env=inherited or --env=both widens it back when
#   the question is specifically whether something works interactively.
#
# USAGE