Hello Andreas, I have started to work on writing tests for *ncbi-tools6*, which is the source for multiple binary packages. Some of them contain shared libraries, others are with data files and only two contain executables ( *ncbi-tools-bin* and *ncbi-**tools-x11*). Is there a way to test graphical applications in *ncbi-tools-x11? *Should I ignore non-executable binary packages?
Meanwhile, I have pushed my first efforts to check some of the functionality inside *ncbi-tools-**bin *(commit <https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/ncbi-tools6/commit/f3a5fe13a410a0b42cf4bbe4e128735e3c7e0348>). At the moment, the commands in the test run one by one and the test exits on the first fail. I thought it would be better if the test gathers exit statuses of each command and returns only global exit status instead and maybe some summary of which commands fail? I could implement this idea if you don't think it is too much. I haven't changed the copyright yet because I am likely to add more additional test files later. However, I always doubt that I don't see something else that I need to pay attention to. I'll be happy to receive any recommendations from you! Thank you, Liubov
