The test subversion/bindings/swig/perl/native/t/9wc.t was added recently, it's failing on the openbsd buildbot but passes on my Linux box. The test contains:
# Check the first member of the returned array. # TEST isa_ok($externals->[0], '_p_svn_wc_external_item2_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->target_dir(), 'project1'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->url(), 'http://svn.example.com/repos/project1'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->revision(), 'svn_opt_revision_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->revision()->kind(), $SVN::Core::svn_opt_revision_head); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->peg_revision(), 'svn_opt_revision_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->peg_revision()->kind(), $SVN::Core::svn_opt_revision_head); # Check the second member # TEST isa_ok($externals->[0], '_p_svn_wc_external_item2_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->target_dir(), 'Project 2'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->url(), '^/repos/project2'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->revision(), 'svn_opt_revision_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->revision()->kind(), $SVN::Core::svn_opt_revision_head); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->peg_revision(), 'svn_opt_revision_t'); # TEST ok($externals->[0]->peg_revision()->kind(), $SVN::Core::svn_opt_revision_head); Note that it checks externals[0] twice rather than checking externals[0] and externals[1]. If I change the test to check externals[2] isa_ok($externals->[2], '_p_svn_wc_external_item2_t'); I get failures because only externals[0] and externals[1] exist. However if I change the other bits ok($externals->[0]->url(), 'foobar'); the test still passes. What's going on? How are these tests supposed to work? -- Certified & Supported Apache Subversion Downloads: http://www.wandisco.com/subversion/download
