Markus Wanner wrote:
> Note that dtester features a TAP reporter. However, the way Kevin
> uses dtester, that probably won't give useful results. (As he uses
> custom print statements to do more detailed reporting than TAP
> could ever give you).
According to the TAP draft standard, any line not beginning with
'ok', 'not ok', or '#' is a comment and must be ignored by a TAP
consumer. They are considered comments, and the assumption is that
there can be many of them.
http://testanything.org/wiki/index.php/TAP_at_IETF:_Draft_Standard
Since my more detailed output would all be considered ignorable
comments, I think it's OK. It's there for human readers who want
more detail, but otherwise must have no impact on a compliant
consumer.
-Kevin
