Code Health Tuesday is over once again.
In total 27 PRs were raised for the event with three of these as yet unmerged.
In total about thirty tests were updated which represents roughly half of the
outstanding test cases.
All in all, a solid outcome for testing uniformity.
Pauli
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From: Paul Dale
Sent: Thursday, 6 April 2017 3:40 PM
To: openssl-dev@openssl.org
Subject: [openssl-dev] Code Health Tuesday - test modernisation
Next week on the 11th of April it is Code Health Tuesday again.
This fortnight it will be about updating the C unit tests to use the test
framework. Everyone is invited to participate to help bring consistency and
order to the unit tests.
Many of the existing C tests are ad-hoc. The desired form of C test
executables is described at the end of test/README. A brief description of the
condition and output framework is in the list archives:
https://www.mail-archive.com/openssl-dev@openssl.org/msg46648.html. Some tests
have already been updated to use both to serve as examples.
Regards,
Pauli
(at the suggestion of the dev team)
FAQ:
Q: How do I participate?
A: Once you've update your tests, create a Github pull request and put "code
health" in the title. Such commits will be monitored for quick turnaround.
Q: Which tests should I convert?
A: There is a spreadsheet: conversion:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VJTmEVT1EyYxZ90GnhAPd4vtFg74Ij3Y-pthjXdmH80/edit#gid=0
This lists all the C tests, select one you want to work on and tag it to avoid
duplication.
Q: Which branch should I target?
A: Master is the one. It is the only branch with the new infrastructure.
Q: Where do I go if the infrastructure isn't working?
A: Post the problem here.
Q: Can I suggest improvements to the infrastructure?
A: Sure thing, post them here too.
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