Re: cvs2svn

Martin Fuchs wrote:
>> As you can see, the test suite isn't very good at telling you *why*
things
>> failed.
>> You would need to try analysing the cause of the failiures yourself.
>>
>> However, at least one thing is very odd: You claim to be running 0.27.0,
>> but I can tell from what you show above that you are using (at very
least)
>> cvs2svn's run-tests.py from a post-0.29.0 trunk version.
>>
>> Max.
>
> Yes, I am using the cvs2svn script of the current source code checkout of
> subversion, since it doesn't exist in the binary distribution package.

OK. In that case, the most useful way

> How could I start one of the failed tests at its own, to see the errorr
> messages?

./run-tests.py test-number will run an individual test, but with no more
output that when runnning the full set.

Try "./run-tests.py -v", but even in verbose mode, the testsuite is not as
verbose as it should be.

If -v doesn't give any useful info, then I will bump testsuite verbosity up
on my priority list.

If you know some Python, then take a look in run-tests.py - its not too
complicated.

Max.

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Received on Sat Sep 6 15:37:25 2003