Oh, got it sorted out. Had to install the real python and bzr, not the cygwin versions of such. See updated readme.
- Brett Torbjørn Smørgrav wrote: > It runs fine for me on linux, cygwin and WinXP. > > Can you give me the junit log? > > Regards > Torbjørn > > -----Original Message----- > From: Brett Porter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 6. mars 2006 11:39 > To: scm-dev@maven.apache.org > Subject: Re: Tests of 1.0 > > > Torbjørn Smørgrav wrote: >>> Currently, the Bazaar provider tests fail for me under Windows (I have >>> Bazaar installed in Cygwin). >> What version of bazaar do you use? >> (Version 0.7 is the current stable, pre 0.7 is failing on *nix like > systems) > > $ bzr --version > bzr (bazaar-ng) 0.7 > Copyright 2005,06 Canonical Development Ltd. > http://bazaar-ng.org/ > >>> I'd actually like to have the tests not require svn, cvs, bzr installed >>> to pass, and move those tests to integration tests in some way. WDYT? >> I agree. But it's a dangerous decision. It will end up in broken baselines >> (providers) more often. >> We should encourage developers eg. myself to test with every provider. >> What about a configuration option? > > That's exactly what I meant - make it an integration test (perhaps in a > profile) so that the builds only run unit tests (which should still do > most of the testing, and just compare command lines rather than execute > them). The integration tests can be run in an integration environment > where the VCSs are installed (obviously, some will be limited to > particular ones). > > This isn't required before 1.0, but the tests need to pass before 1.0. > > - Brett >
