Eric Blake <ebb9 <at> byu.net> writes: > > The test is still running.
The final list of failures on cygwin 1.7 (I'll need to investigate further, and still want to rerun this under pristine conditions. I'm not even going to bother running this under cygwin 1.5.x): FAIL: misc/invalid-opt FAIL: rm/cycle FAIL: chmod/no-x FAIL: rm/isatty FAIL: rm/fail-eacces FAIL: rm/fail-eperm FAIL: rm/inaccessible FAIL: rm/rm1 FAIL: rm/rm2 FAIL: rm/rm3 FAIL: rm/unread2 FAIL: rm/unreadable FAIL: chgrp/no-x FAIL: misc/ls-misc FAIL: misc/factor FAIL: misc/paste FAIL: misc/printf FAIL: misc/pwd-long FAIL: misc/shred-remove FAIL: misc/sort-compress FAIL: misc/stdbuf FAIL: cp/existing-perm-race FAIL: cp/fail-perm FAIL: dd/direct FAIL: du/inacc-dest FAIL: du/inacc-dir FAIL: du/no-x FAIL: install/basic-1 FAIL: ls/stat-failed FAIL: mkdir/p-3 FAIL: mv/hard-3 FAIL: mv/i-2 FAIL: mv/i-3 FAIL: mv/perm-1 FAIL: mv/trailing-slash FAIL: readlink/can-e FAIL: readlink/can-f FAIL: readlink/can-m ==================== All 381 tests passed ==================== Hmm. There appears to be some sort of bug in how parallel-tests is calculating success, since this claimed that all tests passed even though there are failing and skipped logs. I don't know if the bug is in automake or in coreutils. -- Eric Blake
