> I doubt / can be made to work without a lot of...work. We use the test name > to construct result paths all over the place, so using a character which the > filesystem will interpret is just going to be painful. Really, we should > actually add an explicit check to run_test to reject any test name or tag > with a / in it. I recommend using some other glyph (colon?) that means > nothing to both python and the filesystem.
You're right, that's going to get a bit ugly. I'd still like to see if we can make '.' work ... it's much more natural than ":". If it's just splitting on the tag, I can imagine ways to fix that (eg dumping the tag and testname into the test level keyval for the parser). Though I'm still not quite convinced it's broken. _______________________________________________ Autotest mailing list [email protected] http://test.kernel.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/autotest
