On Tue, 24 Mar 2020 at 15:57, Bryce Harrington < [email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 09:33:49AM -0700, Bryce Harrington wrote: > > rss-bridge > > - Not sure why this one is failing its test > > I think mwhudson started looking into this. > Indeed I did. I think the summary is that the test will only pass if the version of php-defaults is the same for build and autopkgtest time[0] (it embeds the output of "phpquery -V" at build time into an example nginx config file which the test then uses). So the rss-bridge currently in release won't pass with php-defaults from proposed, and nor will the rss-bridge in proposed pass with the php-defaults from release. A test of both packages from proposed should work though, and I've just triggered one of those. I won't be around for long enough to see if it worked though -- and I only triggered that on amd64 so if that goes green we know what we need to do for other architectures. Cheers, mwh [0] from what I observed trying to reproduce this locally, it seems that when autopkgtest builds a package before testing it, it does not do so with proposed enabled. I guess this isn't surprising when I actually think about it, but it's a difference between production and local testing that hadn't occurred to me before. Next time I guess I'll build with sbuild and test the packages that produced, rather than having autopkgtest do it.
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