Hi Patrick,
OK, in branch lp:~thelinuxjedi/drizzle/drizzle-bug-617576 I have made
the coercibility function a plugin which is not built (or enabled) by
default. I have also created a basic coercibility test case with an
include which checks to see if the coercibility function is enabled.
(could you tell I was bored when I got up this morning? ;)
So, with the other test cases that use the function do I:
1. add the have_coercibility_function to the other tests that use it
2. move the coercibility tests to my new test case
3. something else?
I think 2 would be best personally.
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Andrew Hutchings - LinuxJedi - http://www.linuxjedi.co.uk/
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