Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have some ideas about testing configuration items. Doing all our tests > with the default config is not ideal, I think. Essentially we'd put up a > server that would have sets of <branch, list-of-config-lines>. The > client would connect to the server if it could and get the set(s) of > lines for the branch on question, and for each set it would try another > run of installcheck (I'm also wondering if we should switch to doing > installcheck-parallel). Anyway, this would be a config option on the > buildfarm, so we wouldn't overburden hosts with limited run windows > (e.g. the Solaris boxes Sun has on the farm) or slow run times (e.g. > some of the old and/or tiny hardware we have).
> If this seems worth it I'll put it on my TODO. Sounds like a good plan, except that an extra server seems unnecessary mechanism (and perhaps an unnecessary security risk). We can just put a file into CVS src/test/regress showing what we'd like tested. regards, tom lane ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 6: explain analyze is your friend