You have to specify the test name used by ctest instead of the file name when using -R. See the output of a full ctest run for those names. On Jan 21, 2013 11:29 PM, "thierry" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I did a full clean, and a full build, still not working for me using ctest > (it is working using "python ./test/RegressTests.py") > > $ ./acprep gitclean > $ ./acprep opt update --python --doxygen --jobs=2 > $ cd test/regress/ > $ ctest -V -R 647D5DB9.test > UpdateCTestConfiguration from > :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/regress/DartConfiguration.tcl > UpdateCTestConfiguration from > :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/regress/DartConfiguration.tcl > Test project /home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/regress > Constructing a list of tests > Checking test dependency graph... > Checking test dependency graph end > No tests were found!!! > > > Le lundi 21 janvier 2013 22:58:44 UTC+1, John Wiegley a écrit : >> >> >>>>> thierry <[email protected]> writes: >> >> > ~/dev/ledger/test/regress$ ctest -V -R >> > ./647D5DB9.**testUpdateCTestConfiguration >> >> > from :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/**test/regress/**DartConfiguration.tcl >> > UpdateCTestConfiguration from :/home/thierry/dev/ledger/**test/regress/ >> >> > DartConfiguration.tcl >> > Test project /home/thierry/dev/ledger/test/**regress >> > Constructing a list of tests >> > Checking test dependency graph... >> > Checking test dependency graph end >> >> Have you done a full build? Is Python support for the build available? >> If >> you run just "ctest", does it run a few hundred tests, or just two? >> >> John >> >
