moose / Moo

100%

master: 100%

LAST BUILD ON BRANCH required-is-lazy

branch: required-is-lazy

CHANGE BRANCH

x

Reset

• required-is-lazy
• attr-handles-moose-role
• attr-name-clean
• badges-in-pod
• c3-attr
• c3-fixes
• clarify_moose_constraints
• coerce-1
• does-via-delegation
• exception-method
• fake-meta-meta
• fewer-nextstate-in-new
• helper-test
• inflate-method-generate-constructor
• irc-notification
• isa-eval
• master
• meta-make
• modify-new-protect
• moose-is-role
• no-attr-no-store
• no-build
• non-docker
• non-moo-BUILD
• non-moo-c3
• non_hash_self
• nonfatal
• pass-attr-to-isa
• pod-clean-imports
• qsub
• quote-alias
• quote-context
• quotemeta
• role-attribute-conflicts
• sq-context
• sq-context-hints
• sub-quote-utf8
• topic/t-check-breaks
• type-map-with-threads
• v1.004000
• v1.004001
• v1.004002
• v1.004005
• v1.004006
• v1.004_003
• v1.005000
• v1.006000
• v1.006001
• v1.007000
• v1.999_001
• v2
• v2.000000
• v2.000001
• verbose
• version-2
• wrap-attr-exception-sigdie

Build # 271

Build Type

push

travis-ci

Committed by haarg

Commit Message

allow is => lazy, required => 1, init_arg => undef

is => lazy is translated to is => ro, lazy => 1, builder =>
"_build_$attr", but this happens inside the accessor generator.  The
constructor generator doesn't have access to this transformed version,
so the normal check that there is a default, builder, or init_arg for
required attributes fails.  The proper solution will involve splitting
out the transformation from the accessor generation, or giving the
constructor generator access to the transformed version some other way.

This is a more immediate fix that doesn't add a significant amount of
technical debt until a better solution can be developed.

Run Details

1076 of 1077 relevant lines covered (99.91%)

342.27 hits per line