In the meantime, all "make dtest" does is "prove t/". Make sure you
have Perl with Test::Harness 3.00 or higher installed.
OK, I do not have that installed. Not being a Perl guy, could you
give
the list instructions on doing that? Thanks!
Actually, any reasonably recent Perl will have prove, even if not with
Test::Harness installed. Do you have "prove" in your path?
If not, you'll either want to install Test::Harness directly from CPAN:
$ sudo cpan Test::Harness
or, if you're using some package manager, Test::Harness will probably
be in a package called something like "perl-Test-Harness", as in
$ sudo yum install perl-Test-Harness
Is there a testrun log file which has outputted error messages or will
all errors go to STDERR?
Yeah, tack on a -v to the prove call
$ prove -v t/run-dtests.t
Do you have actual C++ code right now, or are you just talking in
general?
Yes, I have code right now that I would like to throw into the test
suite.
Then we'll need to get you using libtap to generate TAP output.
Drive a spike. Pick a .test/.result pair and convert it to .dtest
format. From there, we can document how we're going to do that.
Sure, but I was hoping not to be the spike-driver on this one :)
Good, cheap, not by you: Pick any two. :-)
Remember that not all contributors have a ton of experience.
And those that do will have it in different places.
Sometimes
all it takes to get the ball rolling is to create easy-to-reproduce
instructions and let others run with it. Can you do a step-by-step on
the Drizzle wiki when you get a chance?
Absolutely. I've been meaning to drive the spike "when I got a
chance" for, oh, weeks now. :-)
xoxo,
Andy
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