Hello.
First post, so please bear with me. ;-)
On Thu 2002-08-15 at 21:20:08 -0500
> Author: blair
> Date: 2002-08-15 21:20:03 -0500 (Thu, 15 Aug 2002)
> New Revision: 2979
[...]
> +# The `HTTP' and `HTTP + Filesystem' lines describe the results of
> +# building and testing the Subversion client with the specified access
> +# methods to a Subversion repository. The first line, `HTTP', refers
> +# to a Subversion client that *can only* access a Subversion
> +# repository via HTTP or possibly HTTPS; it does not have direct
> +# access to a Subversion repository via the local filesystem, (even if
> +# there may be a Subversion repository on a local filesystem, this
> +# Subversion client must still talk to a Subversion server to access
> +# the repository). This means that the client was not compiled
> +# against the Berkeley Database libraries. The `HTTP + Filesystem'
> +# line describes the results of a Subversion client that was compiled
> +# and tested that included the Berkeley Database library. This
> +# Subversion client can directly access Subversion repositories stored
> +# in local filesystems without needing the Subversion server.
> +#
> +# Because the Subversion `HTTP + Filesystem' client is a super set of
> +# the `HTTP' client and the test suite for the `HTTP + Filesystem'
> +# client includes the tests for the `HTTP' client, then if the `HTTP +
> +# Filesystem' client passes all tests, then so must the `HTTP' client.
Is this true in all cases? I build subversion with BDB support, but
without mod_dav_svn and in the tests.log I can easily identify tests
for the client part and the filesystem part, but not any tests via HTTP.
Are they done implicitly with some other tests? Or else, which test
should I see in my tests.log? (I presume that the server output is
simulated, given that I have no server compiled).
Or did I get it all wrong?
Regards,
Benjamin.
PS: Though, access via HTTP does work in the end, of course.
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Received on Fri Aug 16 06:43:32 2002