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--- Comment #5 from Henrik Krohns <apa...@hege.li> --- Basically the tests have went too far in the "test that my trunk/rules commit works", instead of being self-sufficient tests for testing internal functions. Like for example now many tests assume to find USER_IN_WHITELIST and USER_IN_WELCOMELIST rules and test that our WLBL changes work. The tested rules really should be defined in *.t files and not in trunk/rules. But I also see how using trunk/rules makes development, testing and even automatic update releasing easier. It would be simpler to just leave a full copy of trunk/rules to the distribution tarball. As I already pointed out, none of those are copied to system in "make install", so there are no consequences. Maybe clearly document it somewhere that they are for the purposes of "make test". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
