On Montag, 15. August 2016 15:06:52 CEST Dale R. Worley wrote:
> Can someone give me a hint how the wget tests work? The test
> directories seem to contain no high-level documentation. As far as I
> can tell, the pairs of files *.{trs,log} either are or correspond to the
> various tests, but I can't find the file(s) that specify what the test
> invocations of wget are, nor what files the test HTTP server sees.We use standard automake tests (search the internet if you are interested in details). We have the 'legacy' tests/ directory with tests written in Perl. And the 'current' testenv/ directory with tests written in Python. See tests/Makefile.am resp. testenv/Makefile.am for the list of executed tests. The output of each test executed by 'make check' is saved in a .log file. You can execute a single test with e.g. $ cd tests $ make check TESTS=Test--start-pos (creates a .log file) or with e.g. $ cd tests $ ./Test--start-pos.px (prints output on screen, creates no .log file) Regards, Tim
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