* Johannes Schauer <j.scha...@email.de>, 2014-07-28, 07:18:
The DEP-8 tests fail here. I see lots of errors like this:
Error: Cannot open file /home/jwilk/pdf2htmlex-0.11+ds/share/base.min.css for
embedding
Command return code 1: /usr/bin/pdf2htmlEX --data-dir
/home/jwilk/pdf2htmlex-0.11+ds/share --dest-dir /tmp/tmpTajvy6
/home/jwilk/pdf2htmlex-0.11+ds/test/test_data/2-pages.pdf
I suppose you shouldn't pass --data-dir when testing the installed
version.
I do not understand why it fails for you but not for me.
How did you run the tests? I ran sadt(1) in the freshly-unpacked source
tree.
Nevertheless I fixed this by overriding the --data-dir path with an
environment variable as well.
I still think it would be better not to pass --data-dir at all.
Unlike build-time tests, as-installed tests have the capability of
verifying that all the required files are installed, and that they are
installed in a place where the software actually expects them. Let's not
ruin this advantage by instructing the software where WE expect the
files to be. :-)
Could you set HOME to a non-existent directory in the test script, just
like you did in d/rules?
Could you remove the “The information above should follow the Patch
Tagging Guidelines …” template from d/p/control-test-executable-name?
Have you seen this thread on d-devel@?
https://lists.debian.org/53ccf007.6020...@debian.org
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