Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
2. t/SKIP (which i haven't used for a long time) seems to have changed
behaviour. for instance, t/php runs regardless of whether i have
'php' or 't/php' or anything else mentioning it in t/SKIP. what is
the method nowadays to get a test script
Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
it looks as though the attached patch will fix this regression.. but
is it the appropriate solution?
der! would help if i attached it, wouldn't it..
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-$file ||= 'SKIP';
+$file ||= 't/SKIP';
excellent, thanks for tracking that down.
we just need to be a bit more platform independent. if you could verify
that the attached patch works ok for you, I'll commit it.
--Geoff
Index: lib/Apache/TestHarness.pm
1. is it possible to run the suite *without* doing a 'make install'?
in my development environment i discovered that i had to do that
in order oget rid of some cruft left behind from having done a
'make install' in the past. however, i'd prefer to not have to
force the
-$file ||= 'SKIP';
+$file ||= catfile Apache::Test::vars('serverroot'), 'SKIP';
oops. forgot to add the class up top. guess I'm not quite with it today yet :)
--Geoff
Index: lib/Apache/TestHarness.pm
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RCS file:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
-$file ||= 'SKIP';
+$file ||= 't/SKIP';
excellent, thanks for tracking that down.
we just need to be a bit more platform independent. if you could verify
that the attached patch works ok for you, I'll commit it.
Index: lib/Apache/TestHarness.pm
-$file ||= 'SKIP';
+$file ||= catfile Apache::Test::vars('serverroot'), 'SKIP';
Geoff, you are making a good point of removing the hardcoding of t/
towards the idea of being able to split the test suite.
well, it's an idea that we're all working toward, yourself included :)
Geoffrey Young wrote:
-$file ||= 'SKIP';
+$file ||= catfile Apache::Test::vars('serverroot'), 'SKIP';
Geoff, you are making a good point of removing the hardcoding of t/
towards the idea of being able to split the test suite.
well, it's an idea that we're all working toward, yourself
