Hi!
Wichert Akkerman wrote:
Previously yuppie wrote:
Running the trunk unit tests triggers warnings like this one:
"UserWarning: Version for profile Products.GenericSetup:default taken
from version.txt. This is deprecated behaviour: please specify the
version in metadata.xml."
I like the fact that using version.txt for the profile version is
deprecated. But you now get always a deprecation warning if no
metadata.xml exists in the profile. Is that intended? Is specifying a
version now required?
It isn't required - it is fine if a profile has no version. What I did
is add a deprecation warning when the profile metadata did not specify
a version and the version was read from a version.txt file. If you have
no version.txt you will not see the deprecation warning.
But if you *have* a version.txt file the only way to get rid of the
deprecation warnings is to add a version in metadata.xml. Right? That's
annoying because there is nothing wrong about having a version.txt file
and no metadata.xml file.
I agree the deprecation warnings are annoying in the tests, but I could
not come up with a proper alternative.
As long as you don't want to test the deprecation warnings or the
deprecated behavior the tests should be modified using the recommended
pattern. No?
Cheers,
Yuppie
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