On Mon, 2004-07-19 at 13:11, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> This test failure disturbs me. I understand that our testsuite doesn't
> compensate for different client/server versions. I understand that if
> we added a new test that tested for a specific bugfix or new feature in
> 1.1, that such a test would fail against a 1.0 server. That makes
> sense. But we're talking about a very old test, update_tests.py #15.
> And it's out of 22 tests. Why is this very old test failing? Why is
> everything OK? Did it used to be XFAIL in 1.0?
The transactionless reporter calls set_target_revision when given the
inputs in update_tests 15, while the old reporter did not. So, with a
new server, the client outputs "Updated to revision 3" instead of
"Update complete". So the test case was adjusted accordingly, causing
it to succeed with a new server and fail with an old one.
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Received on Mon Jul 19 19:36:52 2004