Paul F. wrote: > certainly. i've already done man pages and tests. i'll do find the > pending notes and do those too.
Thank you for paying attention to those details. (docs/pending-release-notes) > is "make check" the only way to invoke the tests? i couldn't see > an easy way to invoke just one. "make check" is the intended route. It installs in test/testdir/inst/ and runs each of the tests against that installation. The final one, test/cleanup, removes the installation. But each individual test can be invoked by just invoking the test script itself, assuming it has the boilerplate that it should have at the top. It will install, if necessary, and then run the test. It does not clean up, so it's most useful when developing the test itself. test/cleanup (or /bin/rm -fr test/testdir) should be used if code needs to be modified and then tested. There's also "make distcheck", it's worth doing every once in a while. It checks to see that no files are left where they shouldn't be. > (and, for some reason the slocal test always fails for me. > different topic.) If you let me know how it fails I'll look into it. It's not a rigorous test. David _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
