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Mark B updated DERBY-4183:
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Attachment: testjars.diff
Hi,
so it looks as though the signed jar aspect is mostly a red herring; as I would
have hoped a signature won't be necessary for *every* checksum; it seems as
though some of the wrong checksums are deliberate - though the checksum aspect
perhaps needs documenting as I've mostly simply imported the old [often
apparently wrong] checksums as manifest file entries; there is one place that a
signed jar is necessary, so I've added ant script to generate the necessary key
then sign;
one of the jars is a database, so it really would be unwieldy uncompressed,
I've made a zip of it to then compile the jar from;
generally of course I would possibly need an svn branch to commit the binary
changes to - alternatively I could make a tarball of the java/testing/
directory; the actual jar changes may safely be omitted, I suppose I'd svn rm
the jars themselves as there is now the dynamic generation;
basically for jar files that are compiled from source, I'm creating directories
containing the source files, then recompiling from there; I've included the
test-jar creation in the 'normal' ant build, though all the test-jar creation
could be put into its own directory as an independent jar build;
I'd be happy to hear your comments so far - it needs some additional testing
though I seem to have managed the main hurdles
Best regards
Mark
> Our regression tests use various jar files for which we don't have build
> scripts.
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> Key: DERBY-4183
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-4183
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Test
> Affects Versions: 10.6.0.0
> Reporter: Rick Hillegas
> Attachments: testjars.diff, testjars.diff
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> We should add build scripts for these jar files. This is a mini-project
> suitable for a newcomer.
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