comment on

Provocative

*yawn* it all repeats

for anyone motivated to try and fix them?

Remember, fix doesn't mean gut, fix doesn't mean radical api changes, closing bug reports isn't fixing bugs, supplying patches (forking) doesn't mean you get to apply them, ...

any idea prioritized TODO ..I know there is a the CPAN River

Do the same thing? Use the open apis? Pick randomly from list or plain cpan?

See maybe https://blog.urth.org/2017/12/25/swimming-in-the-river-of-cpan/ or http://neilb.org/2016/01/26/river-head-quality.html

One random item from cpan-river-3000.perl-5.31.master.psv that you could stumble upon while searching cpan

https://metacpan.org/pod/sanity

    Oct 01, 2014
    Distribution: sanity
    River stage two * 11 direct dependents  * 24 total dependentts
    Module version: 1.03

    Testers (2549 / 8 / 16)
    Kwalitee
    52.82% Coverage

http://cpancover.com/latest/sanity-1.03/index.html

https://cpants.cpanauthors.org/release/BBYRD/sanity-1.03

3 open https://github.com/SineSwiper/sanity/issues

5 year old distributions in various river stages https://metacpan.org/author/BBYRD

In reply to Re: Prioritizing Broken CPAN Modules (*yawn*) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Prioritizing Broken CPAN Modules by thechartist

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