I keep thinking I'm coming towards the end of my cross-chap5 build,
but this latest test breakage makes me wonder -
A few months ago I stopped running tests on vim after they hung all
night on one of my machines (my TERM is rxvt-unicode, in chroot I
pretend to be running xterm-color and I concluded that the term was
the problem). Which means I have no recent data for the vim tests
on desktop machines.
This is LFS r11848 cross-chap5 branch from 13th May and I'm trying
to understand why tests fail (although I don't always achieve any
understanding).
So, I gave vim's tests another try, but they failed somewhat badly:
Executed: 2667 Tests
Skipped: 47 Tests
FAILED: 3 Tests
Failures:
From test_excmd.vim:
Found errors in Test_redir_cmd():
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_redir_cmd line 20: command did not fail:
redir! > Xfile
From test_help.vim:
Found errors in Test_helptag_cmd():
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_helptag_cmd line 20: command did not
fail: r-xr--r--
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_helptag_cmd line 31: command did not
fail: -w-------
From test_quickfix.vim:
Found errors in Test_switchbuf():
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_switchbuf line 131: Expected 'split' but
got ''
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_switchbuf line 136: Expected 'usetab' but
got 'useopen'
function RunTheTest[40]..Test_switchbuf line 141: Expected '' but got
'useopen'
TEST FAILURE
Tried it manually without my own CFLAGS - no change. Tried it on
the host system (LFS r11777) from 7th March and there everything is
fine.
Executed: 2790 Tests
Skipped: 25 Tests
Failed: 0 Tests
ALL DONE
make[2]: Leaving directory '/tmp/vim-8.2.0486/src/testdir'
At the moment, it looks as if vim's testsuite is not happy with
gcc-10 (or maybe one of the other changed packages, but gcc seems
the most likely).
ĸen
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