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I see.

That's quite interesting.

For this project at least, it doesn't seem to be quite a good fit.

But, it still looks like there's no one quite to run the test suite on a server you're installing on. I'm thinking of weird dragons and discrepancies between the environment of the server I'm developing on and the (thousands) of different servers that may well have it installed on. That still doesn't seem to be a problem DBIx::Class solves (or advertises, I don't think)

-justin simoni
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In reply to Re^4: SQL configurations in automated testing by skazat
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