> > > make test TESTS="-n -d extension_dir=/my/dir -d extension=my.so -d > > extension=other.so tests" > > instead of such hacks better run run-tests.php manually. make install > puts a copy in $PREFIX/lib/php/build/run-tests.php, youcan alsotake the > one from php-src's root. > > php run-tests.php --help > > The Makefile wraps this in the test target with some magic trying to > detect extensions which had just been built but doesn't load others to > avoid conflicts from new ones with ones from extension_dir.
So am I right that there is no chance to make more-or-less standard "make test" work in this case? I suppose that "make test" is a standard step that is performed by a typical user of a PECL extension... People will be confused if plain "make test" does not work.
