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Package: vim
Version: 8.1.0229-1
Making a custom build of 8.1.0229-1, I get this:
>From test_cscope.vim:
Found errors in Test_cscope_add_dir():
Caught exception in Test_cscope_add_dir(): Vim(cscope):E563:
stat(/home/david/src/vim/vim-8.1.0229/src/vim-basic/testdir/Xcscopedir/cscope.out)
error: 2 @ function RunTheTes
t[40]..Test_cscope_add_dir, line 3
TEST FAILURE
...
dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules build gave error exit status 2
The problem seems to be patch 8.1.0188 (no test for ":cscope add"); in
this new test, cscope is run like this:
call system('cscope -bk -fXcscopedir/cscope.out ../memfile_test.c')
but "../memfile_test.c" is a symlink, cscope don't work with symlinks
and don't build Xcscopedir/cscope.out, and so the test fail.
As a workaround, renaming temporally the cscope executable let the build
work without any problem, because the test doesn't run if cscope doesn't
exist.
I'm using Debian 9.5 stretch, with kernel x86_64 Linux 4.9.110.
Cheers,
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David
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Version: 2:8.1.0320-1
On Sat, Aug 04, 2018 at 01:30:33PM +0200, David Reviejo wrote:
> The problem seems to be patch 8.1.0188 (no test for ":cscope add"); in
> this new test, cscope is run like this:
>
> call system('cscope -bk -fXcscopedir/cscope.out ../memfile_test.c')
>
> but "../memfile_test.c" is a symlink, cscope don't work with symlinks
> and don't build Xcscopedir/cscope.out, and so the test fail.
Thanks for the tip. This was fixed in the latest upload.
Cheers,
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James
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