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Small change for MooseX::Attribute::TypeConstraint::CustomizeFatal #101
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The change in coverage is alarming; it would be nice to see these changes covered by tests. |
The weird part is that there is no actual behavior change beyond a method that by default ignores the extra argument. So the coverage change is misleading. On Sun, Apr 26, 2015 at 6:25 PM, Karen Etheridge [email protected]
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I agree with Dahut! |
This is apparently for avar/moosex-attribute-typeconstraint-customizefatal#1 |
@karenetheridge Do you mean that this coveralls is telling about the decreased coverage for avar's module? |
@Sweet-kid I was just adding a cross-reference to the other PR that this is meant to go with, since it was not clear. |
I think it would be helpful to modify the argument list in the sub definition (https://github.com/Sweet-kid/Moose/blob/master/lib/Moose/Meta/Attribute.pm#L45), so it's clear what the extra argument is meant to be. |
Also, shouldn't this extra argument be passed in all the places where _inline_throw_exception is called? (Also, please add something to Changes.) |
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I'm just passing one more argument to _inline_throw_exception. In MooseX::Attribute::TypeConstraint::CustomizeFatal, I'm overriding _inline_throw_exception & using this argument to initialize attribute's value to the default value.