Hi, autopkgtest should already setup pinning to ensure that the tested
package is the built one.
Before digging any deeper let's check one thing. When you specify a
source package directory, autopkgtest distinguishes between a "built
tree" and an "unbuilt tree". In the case of a "built tree", all test
dependencies get satisfied by archive packages (see the manpage, under
TESTING A DEBIAN PACKAGE).
So, if "." is a "built tree", the behavior you observe is expected. Now,
what is it that makes autopkgtest consider a tree a "built tree"? It's
the presence of the debian/files file.
@Simon can you please check if this is it? Thanks!
** Changed in: autopkgtest (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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