>From a packaging/maintaining side, I agree that zeromq3 looks fine
besides the tests.
In particular, we should absolutely not run the test suite with the '-'
in front of it in debian/rules which ignores the return value. In the
worst case, failing tests should be skipped (but that's still bad!).
But we definitely shouldn't throw out the good tests with the bad ones,
if we can help it.
I'm separately also curious about fixing the tests that are failing
currently.
** Changed in: zeromq3 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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