Simon McVittie wrote: > Recent versions of Automake have a new "test driver" that records test > output in log files rather than printing it to stdout/stderr. It is > not typically possible to retrieve these log files from the buildds. > > If the environment variable VERBOSE is set to a non-empty value when > running such tests, this output is suppressed for successful or > skipped tests, but is sent to stdout for failed tests. This seems > like "the best of both worlds" for maintainer and buildd use: the > information is logged in exactly those cases where it is needed. > > Please consider running Automake tests with VERBOSE=1.
This leaves the question of how to do it; debhelper knows when a package has a autoconf configure script, but does not currently do anything to detect use of automake. -- see shy jo
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