On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
Quote:
Whether to like environment variables or not, is a matter of taste. My
personal feeling is that it doesn't matter how the configuration occurs,
but I strongly encourage that all configuration is left in one place,
which is Makefile.PL, as it is now. |
Well it might be nice to be able to override the Makefile options at test
time, but I don't see much need for that, but on the other hand DBD::Pg
uses the DBI_DSN et al. at test time to set up the test env.
I am thinking the best route would be to add test* options to Pg and make
the DBI_ env vars work in mysql. That way I don't have to remember as much
when bouncing between drivers
Thoughts?
Quote:
What you probably aren't aware is that there already is a possibility
for automated installs, which is the mysql_config script. The main
idea is to have a custom mysql_config script which is internally using
the MySQL script with the same name to reply to --libs or --cflags,
but also listens to --test-user and the like. See "perldoc DBD::mysql::Install"
for details. |
The usage message gives better info about mysql_config --testuser then the
INSTALL.pod which I guess needs updating so that it enumerates all of the
flags which it might call mysql_info with -- Added to the TODO.
Rudy
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