#2054: Grep-2.5.3
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 Reporter:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  |        Owner:  [email protected]
     Type:  enhancement                   |       Status:  new                  
        
 Priority:  normal                        |    Milestone:  7.0                  
        
Component:  Book                          |      Version:  SVN                  
        
 Severity:  normal                        |   Resolution:                       
        
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Comment (by [EMAIL PROTECTED]):

 Played with the patches from debian and mandriva.  If I understood the
 debian changelog correctly, they have dropped their patch 65 (make dfa
 optional, by setting an environment variable to use it) again.  Trying
 various of their other patches singly or in combinations didn't get past
 the headline '3 of 14 tests failed'.

 Looked at mandriva cooker.  They have a one-hunk patch carried forward
 from 2.5.1 which doesn't affect the test results.  They also have a patch
 which changes some of the expected results for yesno, and unsets
 GREP_COLOR within foad1.  On its own, that silences yesno, but foad1 is
 unchanged (still 58 failures within it) and fmbtest still fails.  They
 also use the debian patches (interestingly, one of these doesn't apply for
 me, it chokes on a #@@ line in front of the @@ of the sixth hunk, which
 has been added by the debian maintainer as a comment - have to remove
 that).  The whole-set variants have fewer failures in foad1 (but still
 more than 40), and additional failures in fmbtest.

 I conclude that the change to unset GREP_COLOR is only useful with the
 debian patches.  I could take the rest of that patch and use it to silence
 yesno (the reasoning in it sounds plausible), but we would still have a
 few failures in fmbtest and a vast number in foad1, so I don't really see
 the point.

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