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Re: Testing Subversion

From: Rob Judd <haiqu_at_ob-wan.com>
Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:55:13 +0000

Stefan Sperling wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 09:02:24PM +0000, Rob Judd wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just built svn-1.6.0 on Haiku (http://www.haiku-os.org) and have been
>> trying to perform the tests. Everything goes reasonably well until after
>> test 28 at which time they all fail. I am using Python2.4 and find that
>> modules being called by the tests (select.py & timepy and whatever else
>> they import) are missing. A search of the source tree for Python does
>> not reveal them either.
>
> More exact error messages would help.
>
> What do the test failures look like exactly? make check leaves a file
> tests.log in the top-level directory of the extracted Subversion
> tarball, look in there.
>
> What happens if you run python standalone and try to run the failing
> imports? Are you sure the problem is with Subversion, or is it with
> your Python installation?

Thanks for your fast reply, Stefan. A bit of background will help here.
The Haiku operating system is an Open Source remake of the BeOS and is
essentially both binary and source-code compatible, but also contains
many posix extensions to make it easier to port general *nix code.

The version of Python I'm using is available at
http://www.bebits.com/app/4232 and has been used by the BeOS community
since 2005, so it's "ancient and justified". I also stated above that
the files being called by the tests (select.py and time.py) are missing
from this version, and that they are missing from the Python source
tree. I have also downloaded and unpacked the sources for Python-2.6.2
and Python-3.1a2 and the files are not contained in those packages. So,
I think we can safely eliminate my Python installation as the problem.

Since posting this message I did manage to find a copy of select.py at
http://symptotic.com/mj/meu_framework/select.py but:

1. I still don't have time.py
2. I was after the "official" versions used with the test suite, to
eliminate all possible errors.

Rob
p.s. As stated last time I'm not on this list, so replies to my private
email address are required if you have these two files.

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