Hello, I am looking at mingw (on cygwin) GNU Texinfo 7.1 tests failures using Bruno CI https://github.com/gnu-texinfo/ci-check
There are two tests that fail in tp/tests: split_nocopying_split_dev_null with texi2any: rename /dev/null failed: No such file or directory and formatting_cpp_lines with a diff in results -accentêd:7: warning: lãng is not a valid language code +accentêd:7: warning: lãng is not a valid language code The reasons for those failures can be guessed, for split_nocopying_split_dev_null, my guess would be that there is no /dev/null with mingw, but NUL. For formatting_cpp_lines my guess is that the decoding of accentêd as latin1 instead of UTF-8 is because the detected codepage locale is used for accentêd, while the document encoding (UTF-8) is used for the content of the document if I understood well. I can skip the tests if the platform is Windows or with some other condition, but before I do that, it would be nice if people being able to test native Windows builds could check if they get the same failures, as I do not want to skip tests that actually work on some platforms variations. This should be achieved by running, in tp/tests: ./test_scripts/formatting_split_nocopying_split_dev_null.sh and ./test_scripts/formatting_cpp_lines.sh Could people having access to native Windows mingw build try to run those tests and report if they get the same errors, please? -- Pat
