> Log:
> Ouch. The 3311 commit broke the tests, but only on Unix. It would be
> nice if Python had boolean primitives, but reality is harsh.
strange, apparently reality is not so harsh on my box. :)
i *did* run those tests, and they passed, before creating the patch.
and they *still* pass, "True" and "False" and all, on my box.
output follows.
i'd like to know what the difference is so that i don't submit
failing code in the future. maybe the python version?
(mine is 2.2.1)
-brian
# svn status -v schedule_tests.py
__ 3312 3311 brane schedule_tests.py
# grep True schedule_tests.py
("all_exe", 0777, True),
("user_exe", 0766, True),
# ./schedule_tests.py list
Test # Mode Test Description
------ ----- ----------------
1 schedule: add some files
2 schedule: add some directories
3 schedule: add some nested files and directories
4 schedule: add some executable files
5 schedule: delete some files
[snip]
# ./schedule_tests.py 4
PASS: schedule_tests.py 4: schedule: add some executable files
# python
Python 2.2.1 (#1, Apr 25 2002, 23:06:11)
[GCC 2.95.3 20010315 (release) [FreeBSD]] on freebsd4
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Received on Mon Oct 7 21:52:51 2002