BEGIN { $ENV{DBICTEST_ANFANG_DEFANG} = 1 }
+# When in taint mode, PERL5LIB is ignored (but *not* unset)
+# Put it back in INC so that local-lib users can actually
+# run this test. Use lib.pm instead of an @INC unshift as
+# it will correctly add any arch subdirs encountered
+#
+# Yes, this is a lazy solution: adding -I args in the exec below is the
+# more sensible approach, but no time to properly do it at present
+use Config;
+use lib (
+ grep { length }
+ map { split /\Q$Config{path_sep}\E/, (/^(.*)$/)[0] } # untainting regex
+ grep { defined }
+ @ENV{qw(PERL5LIB PERLLIB)} # precedence preserved by lib
+);
+
use strict;
use warnings;
-use Config;
# there is talk of possible perl compilations where -T is fatal or just
# doesn't work. We don't want to have the user deal with that.
exec( $perl, qw( -I. -Mt::lib::DBICTest::WithTaint -T ), __FILE__ );
}}
-# When in taint mode, PERL5LIB is ignored (but *not* unset)
-# Put it back in INC so that local-lib users can actually
-# run this test. Use lib.pm instead of an @INC unshift as
-# it will correctly add any arch subdirs encountered
-
-use lib (
- grep { length }
- map { split /\Q$Config{path_sep}\E/, (/^(.*)$/)[0] } # untainting regex
- grep { defined }
- @ENV{qw(PERL5LIB PERLLIB)} # precedence preserved by lib
-);
-
# We need to specify 'lib' here as well because even if it was already in
# @INC, the above will have put our local::lib in front of it, so now an
# installed DBIx::Class will take precedence over the one we're trying to test.