Excerpts from Eric Y. Kow's message of Sun Sep 07 13:43:56 +0200 2008:
> Tis test passes and seems to make sense, so I have fast-tracked it
> into stable.
> 
> But do please have a look at tests/README.test_maintainers.txt for tips
> on improving tests.
> 
> > +#!/bin/sh
> 
> For some reason we have decided to switch to explicit uses of bash.

OK

> > +binary=mybinary.jpg
> > +function checkbinary(){
> > +  cmp $binary ../temp1/$binary
> > +}
> 
> The test suites is one place where we generally frown on highly factored
> code.

I don't plan to fall into highly factored shell code, believe me.
Here having a function is not much than having a variable so why not?

> I think one reason we avoid defining functions is to make it easy to
> determine where a test fails, and also to increase copy and pastability.
> I say this because I have written my fair share of 'factored' tests in
> darcs and paid the price of future "huh?" :-)
> 
> > +test ! -e $binary
> > +darcs unrevert -a
> > +checkbinary
> 
> I might also cleanup the tempdirs at the end.

OK

Patch sent!

-- 
Nicolas Pouillard aka Ertai

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