Dear Andreas, > > To let this work you need the actual data files. In "usual" > autopkgtests you take these from the source directory. However, in > Debian Med we established a method where the user can run the test as a > user example as well. To approach this I added a new package which > included the example data and adds the run-unit-test to this package > (besides a README.test file).
Thank you so much for your help! And your patience!! :) > > > As I said this is somehow wrong since in autopkgtest no compilation > is needed. I removed all this. (Please also make sure you will not > commit swap files ;-) ) Yes, you are absolutely right. It took a while but finally the actual way autopkgtest is working has started to 'sink in' ! > > I think to finalise the test it would make sense to compare the test > result with the result that was obtained at compile time. Would you > mind adding this to confirm that you understood the principle and the > changes I did? I added also the second test needed , please let me know if that is what you had in mind! If there is another package that urgently needs an autopkgtest let me know, i am open to suggestions ! Otherwise i was thinking to have my next try with mac package (bug n. 879622) Thank you again! Kind regards, Kate
