On 3/3/2016 11:45 AM, Ross Berteig wrote:
Running against a vanilla build of fossil, it completes and finds only
known bugs.
Running against a build configured with all the bells and whistles,
especially --json, it blew up. Looks like it couldn't "package require
json" which likely means that I last ran tests on this VM before I built
the JSON tests and I need to figure out how to get the json package into
its installed Tcl.
Ok, so "sudo apg-get install tcllib" seems to have done the trick and
given me a json package that has the API I expected for json.test to
use. With that in place, my build with all the bells and whistles
configured has an unexpected failture in json.test: json-ROrepo-2-1.
This is happening because apparently on Ubuntu accessing
/json/timeline/checkin does not write anything to the repo, even though
it does on Windows. (My notes indicate that should write a temporary
table, and using fossil --sqltrace I can see that CREATE TEMP TABLE IF
NOT EXISTS json_timeline along with INSERT OR IGNORE INTO json_timeline
is done in both platforms.)
Apparently the platforms differ as to whether that required that the
repository itself be writable when the command is run. I tried also
making [pwd] be read only. The fossil command still succeeds.
I think that the whole read-only repository test case needs some
reflection as it appears to not work as I thought it would.
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Ross Berteig r...@cheshireeng.com
Cheshire Engineering Corp. http://www.CheshireEng.com/
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